| | | | | | | GOOD MORNING | | This week's federal budget is set to include a surtax on pandemic profits by big banks, more Canadians are putting their home-buying plans on hold, and a report says charities are strained by a rise in demand and drop in giving. Here's what you need to know to start your day. |
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Big banks bucks Thursday's federal budget will include a surtax on financial institutions that have made huge profits during the pandemic, CTV News has learned. |
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COVID-19 measures As COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations are once again surging across the country, some experts are urging masking and possibly a fourth vaccine dose. |
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Home buying on hold
Amid record-high prices, a growing number of Canadians are putting plans to buy a home on hold, according to a new poll from Scotiabank. |
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Tougher sanctions
Western governments are preparing Wednesday to impose tougher sanctions against Russia, as Ukraine documents and investigates widespread killings of civilians. |
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Strain on resources
As Canadians face increasing financial pressures, they are unable to give to charities as much as before, according to a new report. |
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| The family of Charles Darwin is thrilled after his notebooks and sketches dating to 1837 were mysteriously returned. | | |
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| Boar bounty | | The Alberta government has placed a price on the ears of wild boar that have now been reported in 28 rural municipalities. |
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