| New payday loan limits don't protect consumers: advocates Some Ontario consumers could be caught in a never-ending cycle of borrowing from payday loan companies despite a new cap on loan fees and interest that came into effect Tuesday, warns an Ottawa-based public watchdog. cbc.ca |
Charity needs don't end with holiday season While the holiday fundraising season is winding down, some charities are reminding Calgarians the need for help doesn't end when the holidays do. cbc.ca |
Flames look to start new streak The Calgary Flames begin a busy weekend with a game Friday night at the Saddledome against the Columbus Blue Jackets. cbc.ca |
Ontario sending chief pathologist to Haiti Ontario is sending its chief forensic pathologist to Haiti to guide the strategy on how to identify the thousands of people who died after last Tuesday's devastating earthquake. cbc.ca |
Canada shut out of foreign-language Oscar race Nine foreign-language films have made it to the short list in the 2010 Oscar race, but Canadian entry J'ai Tué Ma Mère is not among them. cbc.ca |