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Cineplex reports record $45.1 million in box office revenue for September
Cineplex Inc. reported record box office revenue of $45.1 million in September, up from $37.7 million a year earlier. The company also set a third-quarter […]
Pearson gold heist trial to hear more testimony from key figure in case
The man sentenced for his role in the 2023 Toronto Pearson International Airport gold heist is expected to continue testifying today at the trial of […]
French Investigators Hunt Hackers Behind Supermarket Fridge Attacks
French investigators are searching for hackers who took control of refrigeration systems at hundreds of supermarkets, causing meat and frozen food to spoil. No group […]
Canada loses 68,000 jobs in September as employment declines for second consecutive month
Canada lost 68,000 jobs in September, marking the second consecutive month of employment declines, according to Statistics Canada. The unemployment rate rose 0.1 percentage points […]
New food recalls affect products sold at major Canadian retailers: What Ontario shoppers need to know
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has issued food recall warnings for shrimp and frozen dessert products sold in Canada. Certain President’s Choice and SeaQuest […]
Man’s dream of owning a boat sinks after court dismisses Tim Hortons class-action lawsuit
Quebec’s Court of Appeal has ruled in favour of Tim Hortons after a man sued the coffee chain for mistakenly telling him he had won […]
Stelco says Hamilton layoffs will proceed despite Ottawa’s legal threats
Hamilton-based steelmaker Stelco says it will proceed with hundreds of layoffs despite the federal government threatening legal action over its job protection commitments. In a […]
Kenney warns low voter turnout could benefit Alberta separatists in referendum
Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney is urging Albertans to vote in large numbers in the Oct. 19 referendum, warning that low turnout could help separatists. […]
Nova Scotia Alcohol Vending Company Expands Into Major U.S. Sports and Entertainment Venues
A small Nova Scotia company is expanding into major U.S. sports and entertainment venues with its high-tech alcohol vending machines. Dispension Industries Inc., based in […]