Current Issue: March 5, 2010 Next Issue: March 19, 2010
Mortgages made safeLow interest rates and high demand are fuelling Canada's red-hot housing market. To protect home owners from getting burned when interest rates go up, the federal government announced tighter restrictions on mortgage qualifications. Soon, borrowers must qualify for a minimum five-year fixed-rate mortgage, mitigating the risk of foreclosure by low-interest bargain hunters. Will your homebuyer's budget make the cut?
Editor’s NotebookEditor: Sabina Lam
Managing Editor: Natalia Peart
Associate Producer: Erika Gilbert
Parliament Hill’s trading spacesStaff on Parliament Hill will be trading spaces over the next several years. A multi-million dollar renovation to the Parliament buildings will see a new home for staff, and even the House of Commons.
Editor’s notebookEditor: Sean Liliani
Managing Editor: Catherine Kitts
Associate Producer: Toni Petter
National strategy needed to combat dementia: reportDementia rates are on the rise, along with the number of people who find themselves caring for a loved one with the disease. Some are calling for a national strategy to ease the burden on Canadian society.
Editor’s notebookEditor: Allison Elwell
Managing Editor: Kian Khoshnevis
Associate Producer: Claire Brownell
Deck the HouseParliament is getting spruced up for the holidays— but it's more than just boughs of holly. Harmeet Singh looks into the politics behind the fa-la-la.
Editor’s NotebookEditor: Sonya Bell
Managing Editor: Leah Germain
Associate Producer: Nina Soboczynski