Bank of Canada Signals End to Quantitative Tightening Program by Mid-Year The Bank of Canada (BoC) will soon conclude its quantitative tightening (QT) program, Deputy […]
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Canada Keeps ‘All Options Open’ in Response to U.S. Tariff Threat
Canadian Leaders Vow “Nothing Is Off the Table” in Response to Looming U.S. Tariffs Canadian political leaders are doubling down on their commitment to defend […]
Starbucks Reinstates Purchase Requirement for Store Access, Ending 2018 Open-Door Policy
Starbucks Reinstates “Buy Something or Leave” Policy, Ending Open-Door Access Introduced in 2018 Starbucks announced that its cafés, patios, and bathrooms will now be reserved […]
Class-Action Lawsuit Filed Against Loblaws, Walmart, and Sobeys Over Alleged Underweight Meat Sales
A proposed class-action lawsuit in British Columbia accuses Loblaws, Walmart Canada, and Sobeys of “misrepresenting” the weight of meat products by including the weight of […]
Restaurant Sparks Controversy by Charging $120 for Pineapple Topping on Pizza
Few culinary decisions have sparked as much controversy as the choice made by a Canadian chef in the 1960s to place tinned pineapple atop a […]
Mailing a Letter? Costs to Rise by 25% Starting Monday
Starting Monday, mailing a letter will cost Canadians more. The price of stamps purchased in booklets, coils, or panes will rise by 25 cents, reaching […]
Cineplex Revives $5 Tuesdays for a Limited Time
There’s something special about movie nights—freshly popped popcorn, the immersive sound, and the thrill of watching a blockbuster on the big screen. “We’ve been very […]
