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Oct. 22, 2014 | CREBNow
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Here is your Morning News Rundown for Wednesday, Oct. 22:Inglewood among Canada's best neighbourhoods - Calgary Herald
CMHC continuing with plans for banks to take on more mortgage risk - Financial Post
CMHC admits 'data gap' in foreign ownership of Canadian real estate - Financial Post
The new question for Canada's snowbirds heading south: to buy or rent? - Financial Post
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