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By The Lending Lies Team Several weeks ago we asked our readers to take a brief survey.  The results are revealing and expose an egregious pattern of fraud and abusive lending practices.  The majority of respondents stated that they were unable to find...

DEBT: CANADA’S BORROWING BINGE In deep: The high risks of Canada’s growing addiction to debt TAVIA GRANT AND TAMSIN MCMAHON The Globe and Mail Published Friday, May. 08 2015 This is part of a Globe series that explores our growing dependence on credit...

by Devlin Hartline Cross-posted on the Copyhype blog. In the never-ending copyright debate, one often comes across certain words the usage of which both sides vehemently disagree upon. One such point of contention is the use of the word “theft...

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Last year, TheCourt.ca conducted an in-depth review and analysis of the CIBC v Computershare, 2015 ONSC 846, mortgage fraud case. The original owners of a home had fraudulently discharged their mortgage unbeknownst to their lender, Computershare, who...