TSX falls 1.5 percent to 11,348.02.
European debt crisis continues to worry investors.
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The TSX dropped sharply this morning, as worries about the European debt crisis continued to foster, reports The Canadian Press.
The S&P/TSX composite index fell 1.5% to to 11,346.9, with financials pressured to sell after the Bank of Spain seized a local lender on the weekend.
Canadian mining and energy stocks were hit hardest.
At mid-morning, the Canadian dollar was down 1.88 cents to 92.52 cents US.
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