Canada insulated from oil-price drop thanks to foreign owners

An internal memo at Finance Canada says foreigners own between 40 and 50 per cent of the energy sector, a level higher than reported by StatsCan. And that means Canada's economy was partially shielded from the impact of dropping oil prices because foreign investors had to eat some of the losses. More 5:00 AM ET read comments

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Updated U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry breaks leg in bike accident

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry broke his leg in bike crash Sunday, apparently after hitting a curb, and scrapped the rest of a four-nation trip that included an international conference on combating ISIS. More 8:00 AM ET read comments

Audio Doctor-assisted suicide ruling comes too late for Toronto woman

Kathy Wardle's final wish was that she would be one of the last Canadians to travel abroad to end her life. She hopes no one will have to go through what she did. More 5:00 AM ET read comments

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Ontario woman says wheelchair is 'unusable and unsafe' after Sunwing ordeal

Rose Finlay, who spoke out yesterday after her “trip from hell” to Cuba with Sunwing, says the airline returned her missing wheelchair on Saturday but it is badly damaged. More May 30 read comments

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