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Parliament Hill Bureau Chief for CityNews & 680 NewsRadio Also follow me on Bluesky cmacsweeney.bsky.social
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Canadian household debt, home prices key risks for financial system: BoC

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By Cormac Mac Sweeney Verified
| CityNews Vancouver Verified
Household debt, inflation, and housing prices are all raising concerns for Canada’s central bank. In its latest financial system review, the Bank of Canada says the risks created by this situation could amplify the downturn. BoC Governor Tiff Macklem says that’s especially true if there are job losses and home price corrections, noting many people who recently bought property at record prices have left themselves financially stretched.
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Canada hires 850 airport screening agents amid backlogs

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By Cormac Mac Sweeney Verified
| CityNews Toronto Verified
As passengers at some of Canada’s largest airports continue to face delays and even flight cancellations, the federal government says it is adding resources to try to help ease the travel pain. The Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA) has hired over 850 new screening agents in recent weeks to help deal with delays and get passengers to their gates faster.
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Canada not yet expanding exemption nationally

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By Cormac Mac Sweeney Verified, Hana Mae Nassar Verified
| CityNews Vancouver Verified
A day after B.C. was granted an exemption to federal drug laws, the Trudeau government says it’s not looking to expand the move to the rest of the country just yet. The exemption announced Tuesday will allow the province to decriminalize simple possession of some illicit drugs, starting next year. The historic move is aimed at helping deal with the opioid crisis, by taking a health-based approach rather than a legal one.
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