Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed on what you need to know today... Immigration providing important buffer for economy as Canada's population greys: RBC An RBC economist says high levels of immigration are helping blunt the economic impact of Canada's aging population even though it's causing concerns about housing affordability and other challenges. RBC economist Carrie Freestone says fewer immigrants could have economic impacts as Canadians
CARLSBAD, Calif. (AP) — Auburn senior J.M. Butler polished off a dominant two days at La Costa by winning the anchor match Wednesday to give the Tigers the final point they needed to beat Florida State and capture their first NCAA title in men's golf. “A college career isn't complete without a national championship,” Butler said. “This is for all my teammates who push me every single day.” Butler never trailed in any of the three matches he played, making him the right player for Auburn if the c
FLOURTOWN, Pa. (AP) — Scottsdale, Arizona, software friends Brian Blanchard and Sam Engel won the U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship on Wednesday at Philadelphia Cricket Club's Wissahickon Course, beating Tennessee teenagers Blades Brown and Jackson Herrington 2 up. “It’s why we grind,” Blanchard said. “It’s why we’re out there after work until it gets dark, grinding all day." The 31-year-old Blanchard is a software engineer, while the 29-year-old Engel is an account executive who is starting a