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Potential LCBO Strike Marks First in Ontario Liquor Store’s History

Noah Perreault
20 June 2024
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If past patterns hold true, unionized LCBO workers are unlikely to strike on July 5, despite reaching a legal strike position. Ontario residents are familiar […]

McDonald’s Launches New Menu Items Across Canada, Sparking Strong Reactions Online

Noah Perreault
20 June 2024
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They started with two and have now added two more. McDonald’s Canada announced on Tuesday that new flavors of McShaker Fries are available: tzatziki and […]

Noah Perreault
17 June 2024
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Ontario residents are advised to inspect their homes for the following food items, which may contain sand, dirt, and harmful bacteria. The recalled items include: […]

Ontario Cancels ID Scanning Pilot at Northern LCBO Stores, Surprising Executives, Emails Reveal

Noah Perreault
17 June 2024
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LCBO executives expressed surprise at the Ontario Ministry of Finance’s abrupt decision to cancel an anti-theft pilot program shortly after its announcement, documents obtained by […]

Ontario’s Plan to Sell Beer in Corner Stores Sparks Cost Debate

Noah Perreault
16 June 2024
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As politicians and newly appointed cabinet ministers leave Queen’s Park for a long summer break, debates continue over the cost of fast-tracking a key policy […]

LCBO Workers Overwhelmingly Approve Strike with 97% Vote

Noah Perreault
16 June 2024
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LCBO workers have voted 97 percent in favor of going on strike. The Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU), which represents the workers, reported that […]

Chuck’s Roadhouse Now Open for Business in Thunder Bay.

Noah Perreault
16 June 2024
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Chuck’s Roadhouse Bar and Grill held its soft opening on Friday at 5 p.m. Situated at 610 Arthur St. W., in the former location of […]

Small Nuclear Reactor Construction in Ontario Completed: Energy Minister

Noah Perreault
15 June 2024
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The initial phase of constructing a small nuclear reactor east of Toronto has reached completion. Ontario Power Generation is developing four small modular reactors at […]

Primary Suspect Among Five New Arrests in Desjardins Data Leak Case

Noah Perreault
14 June 2024
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Quebec provincial police have arrested five additional individuals connected to the massive data breach at Desjardins, including the former bank employee initially suspected of orchestrating […]

Initial Move by Liberal Administration to Revise Capital Gains Tax Underway

Noah Perreault
12 June 2024
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In a significant move, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland has initiated the first legislative action towards enacting the proposed alterations to the capital gains tax by […]