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Canadians get ready for the Juno Awards; show is set for April 1

Come April 1, it is time for Canada to celebrate music as the Juno Awards will be presented. William Shatner will host this year's event.

In the Media by Tim O'Brien

Bank Study: Majority of Canadians were on budget over holidays

Toronto - A new published study shows that a strong majority of Canadians were able to stay on budget during their holiday spending bonanza. Almost one-third went over their budget by an average of $467, up $38 from a year ago.

In the Media by Andrew Moran

Survey finds half of Canadians to pay off debt with holiday bonus

Toronto - A new study released this week suggests that Canadians who are expected to receive a holiday bonus this year will actually put that money towards their credit card, line of credit and other forms of debt.

In the Media by Andrew Moran - 2 comments

Celebrating Canada Day coast to coast with music, celebrities

Music, fairs and the Royal Couple are all part of the Canada Day celebrations today, as Canadians take part in their annual federal statutory holiday. How are the country's major cities celebrating 144 years of Canada?

In the Media by David Silverberg

Study finds Canadians saving less, BoC Governor says debt a risk

Toronto - A new study found out that Canadians are saving less than one year ago, but more than half are maintaining a budget. With reports of increasing household debt, Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney says that can be a risk to the nation's economy.

In the Media by Andrew Moran

Inside Facebook report shows more Canadians dropping Facebook

Toronto - New reports from Inside Facebook shows that a fewer number of Canadians are using the social networking juggernaut Facebook. The report further showed that Facebook is only 13 million away from 700 million global users.

In the Media by Andrew Moran - 2 comments

Average Canadian debt over $25,000

Debt is growing in Canada with the average Canadian owing 4.5 per cent in the first quarter of this year. Excluding mortgages the average debt per consumer is at $25,597 compared to last year's $24,497.

In the Media by KJ Mullins - 3 comments

Canadians cast their ballots today, polls show Conservative lead

Today, Canadians will head to the polls to vote in a race between two parties many thought would not go head-to-head this year: the New Democrats is six points behind the leading Conservative Party, according to a recent Nanos Research poll.

In the Media by David Silverberg - 3 comments

Coca-Cola Happiness Monitor finds Canadians a happy bunch

Canadians are social butterflies preferring hanging out with their friends up close and personal more than being online with others who believe that they are happier than the average person according to findings from the Coca-Cola Happiness Monitor.

In the Media by KJ Mullins

Report shows that Canadians in denial about heart disease risks

Canadians may know that they can help prevent heart disease and stroke by reducing risk factors but that knowledge doesn't stop denial threatening their health, according to a new report.

In the Media by KJ Mullins

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Canadian passenger train derails

A passenger train derails in the Canadian province of Ontario killing three people and injuring dozens.

What does it mean to be Canadian?

What does being Canadian mean in an era of multi-culturalism?

Canadian skiers' deaths a reminder of risk: COC boss

The head of the Canadian Olympic Committee says the deaths of Canadian skiers Nik Zoricic and Sarah Burke is a reminder of the element of risk inherent in competitive sport.

Canadian observers call Egypt elections 'inspiring'

Two former Canadian MPs, Audrey McLaughlin and Anita Neville, and two other Canadian political players were in Egypt this week as part of an election observer delegation.

Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame class of 2012 revealed

Doug Melvin, Rusty Staub, Rheal Cormier and the 2011 Canadian senior national team will be inducted into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame this June.