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Le CF Montréal à vendre: «Peut-être que l’État québécois pourrait aider», avance Philippe Léger tvanouvelles.ca/2026/11/09/l…

Former #NHL player Chris Chelios selling his #Malibu home in Paradise Cove for $59,999,950 MILLION DOLLARS. Chelios purchased the home in summer 2003 for $6 million (though some reports note $5.25 million depending on early contract records). @ConwayShow

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🇺🇸 Washington just went after Iran’s money in 🇨🇦 Canada. The US Treasury sanctioned 8 money services firms in Ontario and British Columbia, which it says moved money for sanctioned Iranian entities. They’re now cut off from the dollar system. “Canada cannot be a safe haven,” said Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. The same day, FinCEN cut off crypto exchange MEXC Global from US banks. It says MEXC handled at least $ 16bn of illicit transactions linked to Iran, North Korea and Russia. It’s the money side of the blockade. Iran’s oil exports are already close to zero under the US Navy. Now Washington is closing the channels that move what’s left of its cash. The timing is awkward for Ottawa. Carney is negotiating a trade deal with Trump and the sanctions land in Canada’s own exchange shops.

‼️ NOT PARODY: Mark Carney announces Canadians who paint pictures will pay less income tax than Canadians who paint houses. ZERO INCOME TAXES UP TO $45K Only applicable to artists. Insane.

Dans le Budget de 2026, nous soutenons les artistes canadiens qui racontent nos histoires. Cela signifie que si vous êtes un artiste canadien, vous ne paierez pas d'impôt sur les revenus issus de votre activité créative à hauteur de 45 000 $.

markets yesterday vs today

Things are getting REALLY ugly across the hedge fund industry. We're now seeing reports of multiple hedge funds facing significant losses, investor redemptions, and entire trading teams being shut down. Walleye Capital is cutting a substantial portion of its internal long/short business and returning capital to investors after a brutal October. Millennium has reportedly pulled more than $1.5 billion in leveraged capital from two outside managers, while Lone Pine is now facing rumors of a complete collapse, although those claims remain unconfirmed. And these are just some of the names we're hearing about. Reports are also circulating about problems at several other funds and individual trading pods. What concerns me is how quickly this could spread. A hedge fund doesn't need to go bankrupt to create significant selling pressure. Sometimes all it takes is a few large investors requesting their money back, a prime broker tightening financing, or management deciding to cut risk across the board. And when billions of dollars are being pulled out of leveraged portfolios, those positions have to be reduced somewhere. The question now is how much of this selling has already happened and how many more funds are still sitting on losses that could force them to liquidate positions over the coming days. I think we're going to find out that the damage across Wall Street is considerably worse than what the market has priced in.

JUST IN: Atlanta strip club Magic City announces election night watch party — "From the Polls to the Poles”

Vers une taxe sur chaque pièce vide dans votre logement ou votre maison bientôt au Québec ? Un prof de HEC Montréal le souhaite fortement. On parle d'une écofiscalité : une taxe immobilière qui serait payée par ceux qui ont plus que 50 mètres carrés par personne. On en a jasé dans le Mid ce matinà RadioX . #taxe #logement #immobilier #Québec #assnat #polqc @CHOIRadioX @frankdedomiseur

LOL Idaho is voting on a state gun. This is the most Idaho thing I’ve seen

Major restaurant deal brewing: Montréal’s Foodtastic is offering roughly $1 billion to buy MTY at $43 a share. Who are they? • Foodtastic: 1,200 restaurants, including La Belle et La Bœuf, Benny and Quesada. • MTY: about 7,000 restaurants across 80+ brands, including Thai Express, Sushi Shop, Mikes and Scores. Foodtastic says MTY has acquired too many concepts without generating enough growth. MTY has rejected its approaches so far. Many familiar restaurant names could soon share the same owner. No deal yet.