I've dealt with TD, BMO, and Scotiabank. Scotiabank had by far the most incompetent staff. The number of times they either forgot to mention crucial details or forgot to do a something important is completely unacceptable for a financial institution.
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Good on him. I feel embarrassed when I see clips of what goes on in Parliament
I read an article that said that policies should look at either reducing demand or increasing supply. Almost all policies introduced by our federal government have instead increased demand.
Bermuda's batsmen had no answer for Kaleem Sana's accuracy and Jeremy Gordon's pace, all out for 93 in the 17th over. Both bowlers took three wickets with Bermuda's lower order crumbling from 85 for five to 93 all out.
I don't follow cricket very much, but this is an impressive defensive feat. Not only did they get everyone out, but the last 6 batsmen only scored 8 runs!
Yes and this is a massive company no less. However, it does make getting support harder.
So the plan is grocery stores pinky promise to have more sales and discounts? This government is in shambles.
Well my wife forgot to submit her timesheet last Friday and has been fighting with payroll at her company to get paid this week. Fortunately she was able to sort it out and they're going to wire the money to her.
Sub prime loan crisis Canadian edition incoming
How long would land have to be abandoned before it would have the same characteristics as current undisturbed land?
Dang nothing in Canada yet it looks like
I'm Canadian. You're right that our mortgages are basically all adjustable rate mortgages as the longest we typically can lock a rate in is 5 years. However, you absolutely can pay it off. Some people just choose not to and keep extending their mortgage. There has to be more to the story like I said. It just doesn't make sense.