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- New CRTC rules let’s wireless customers cancel wireless contracts without penalty after 2 years. Also on Monday, Rogers Communications Inc. (parent company to MoneySense) introduced discounted broadband for low-income Toronto residents. Canadian Business technology blogger Peter Nowak has more.
- What’s the mortgage market in Canada look like? This infographic illustrates the good, the bad and the ugly:
2013 Mortgage Market Infographic: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly by RateHub.ca
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