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In the news
- 59% of Canadians live payday to payday (Sept. 14)
- Canadian net worth rises in Q2 (Sept. 14)
- No more bailouts, Obama warns Wall Street (Sept. 14)
- Canadian Industrial capacity use hits lowest level on record (Sept. 14)
- Europe's recovery gains strength (Sept. 14)
- OECD sees signs of 'broad economic recovery' (Sept. 11)
- Deficits until 2015: Flaherty (Sept. 11)
- New home prices creep higher (Sept. 11)
- Stimulus saves, creates 1 million jobs: White House (Sept. 10)
- Bank of Canada says growth may be greater than forecast (Sept. 10)
- Trade deficit hits $1.43B in July (Sept. 10)
- Canadians looking at modest pay hikes: survey (Sept. 10)
- Canadian housing starts jump in August (Sept. 9)
- Canada to grow 2% in 2010: CIBC (Sept. 9)
- U.S. economy improving, federal reserve suggests (Sept. 9)
- Housing affordability improves, RBC says (Sept. 9)
- Canada's inflation rate falls further
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- IMF declares recession over
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- TSX maintains early losses
- Recession over in Japan (Aug. 17)
- Canadians optimistic about economy: poll
- Recession over in Germany, France (Aug. 13)
- New house prices declined in June (Aug. 12)
- Canada lost 45,000 more jobs in July (Aug. 7)
- U.S. loses 247,000 jobs in July, but jobless rate drops (Aug. 7)
- Business leaders expect economic turnaround (July 28)
- Recession not over yet: Flaherty (July 28)
- U.S. consumer confidence in surprise July slip (July 28)
- Economic data sends world markets up (July 24)
- May retail sales buoyed by new car buyers (July 22)
- Conference Board predicts tepid U.S. economic recovery (July 22)
- Bank of Canada raises economic outlook (July 21)
- Provinces must hike taxes or cut spending: Conference Board (July 13)
- Harper says he'll allow deficit to persist 'if necessary' (July 10)
- Housing starts rise in June: CMHC (July 9)
- TSX's lone IPO this year seen as encouraging (July 7)
- Consumer bankruptcies ease in May (July 7)
- Deficits seen through 2014: parliamentary budget office (July 7)
- Job losses likely to continue into 2010, Flaherty says (July 3)
Personal Finance
- Coping with credit: Interview with financial journalist Alison Griffiths (July 4)
- Gordon Pape on rebuilding your portfolio (June 23)
- What kind of pension do you have? (May 25)
- It's a good time to buy real estate, but watch out ... (March 2)
- Bryan Snelson, financial advisor with Raymond James, on investing strategies for boomers (Feb. 24)
- Colleen Jones: Investment and business basics for the novice
Broadcast Features
- The Current: A look at financial literacy during the recession (Sept. 14, 2009) 14:23
- The Current: The complexity of language in the economic meltdown and beyond (Sept. 14, 2009) 8:35
- Amanda Lang: How Lehman Brothers' failure helped push the world into recession (Sept. 15, 2009)
- GM's spectacular fall from grace (June 1)
- Job market bleak for grads (May 31)
- Desperate people abandoning everything from boats to horses as they feel recession's bite (May 7)
- Colleen Jones on stretching the food dollar (April 23)
- Pink slip parties: Where laid-off workers get together and maybe find their next job (April 10)
- The rise and fall of Detroit (March 31)
- Why economic forecasts made a year ago had their signals so crossed (March 25)
- Recession forces many older Canadians to start hustling for jobs (March 19)
- Audio: The recession and its impact on health
- Tips on how to keep your job in tough times (Feb. 9)
Broadcast interviews
- Derek Burleton, director of economic analysis at TD Bank on the deficit (July 8)
- John Podlewski, president and CEO of Debt Freedom Canada (May 26)
