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Ontario Extends Partnership with Shoppers Drug Mart to Provide Free Menstrual Products in Schools

Noah Perreault
1 August 2024
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The Ford government has announced a renewed multi-year agreement with Shoppers Drug Mart to provide free menstrual products in Ontario schools. The three-year deal, revealed […]

Farmers’ Markets and Business Groups Clash with Loblaws Over Controversial Ad

Noah Perreault
29 July 2024
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Recent ads from Loblaw Co. encouraging shoppers to skip the line at their local farmers’ markets and visit its budget subsidiary NoFrills instead have sparked […]

97% of Crashed Systems Restored, Says CrowdStrike CEO

Noah Perreault
28 July 2024
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A week after a faulty update caused a global IT outage that grounded flights and knocked TV stations off the air, the CEO of CrowdStrike […]

Baby Gourmet Foods Recalls Organic Baby Cereal Due to Potential Bacterial Contamination

Noah Perreault
23 July 2024
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A brand of baby cereal is being removed from all in-store and online retailers in Canada due to potential Cronobacter contamination. Calgary-based Baby Gourmet Foods […]

Federal Government Re-indexes Canada Child Benefit, Parents to Receive Hundreds More Annually

Noah Perreault
21 July 2024
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More money landed in the pockets of some Canadian parents on Friday as the federal government increased Canada Child Benefit (CCB) payments. Minister of Families, […]

Doug Ford Accelerates Availability of Ready-to-Drink Cocktails in Grocery Stores Amid LCBO Strike

Noah Perreault
16 July 2024
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Premier Doug Ford is expediting the sale of “ready-to-drink” cocktails to 450 supermarkets in a surprise move condemned by striking LCBO workers as a provocation. […]

Why Premixed Cocktails Are Stirring Up Controversy Amid LCBO Strike

Noah Perreault
15 July 2024
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Ready-to-drink beverages generated over $600 million in LCBO revenues in 2023, highlighting the concerns of front-line employees who fear that publicly owned retail locations could […]

Is Skipping the Tip at the Counter Acceptable? Some Customers Believe So

Noah Perreault
8 July 2024
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The Torontonian and recent university graduate had just finished a run and wanted to rehydrate. The barista behind the counter handed Montelli the water bottle […]

No Frills Discontinues Multi-Buy Discounts, Aims to Enhance Affordability

Noah Perreault
6 July 2024
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Every shopper has likely pondered whether purchasing several of the same product in a multi-buy offer is worth it, but customers at No Frills won’t […]

Cyberattack Disrupts Supply Chain at Co-op Stores

Noah Perreault
6 July 2024
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Shoppers in Saskatoon and the surrounding area who frequent Co-op stores may need to look elsewhere for their needs due to supply shortages caused by […]