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Loonie takes a swan dive and Poloz's rate talk turns negative: BUSINESS WEEK WRAP

From Canada's loonie taking a swan dive, to our central banker taking an unexpectedly negative take on interest rates, it was an eventful week in business news. Good thing the CBC's Jacqueline Hansen is here to get you caught up in our weekly video recap. More read comments video
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Analysis Waiting to see if new mortgage rules will pop a bubble or prevent one: Don Pittis
New federal mortgage rules are intended to have a cooling effect on Canadian house prices. But are the new rules too much, too little, or just right? More read comments
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Taxis likely hurting themselves, helping Uber with protests: experts
As dozens of Toronto taxi drivers clogged city streets in protest of Uber this week, they ended up angering the same consumers they seek to serve. In the battle of tradition versus technology, who is winning the war for public support? More read comments video
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Finance minister hikes down payment rules for mortgages on homes over $500K
Starting in February, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation will require a 10 per cent down payment for the portion of any mortgage it insures over $500,000. The current five per cent rules remains for mortgages under $500,000. More read comments video
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