McDonald’s Invests $100 Million to Recover After E. Coli Outbreak Tied to Quarter Pounder Onions McDonald’s has announced a $100 million investment to restore customer […]
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Indian Family Freezes to Death on Canada-US Border Amid Rising Perilous Crossings
Frozen Dreams: Indian Family’s Tragic End Highlights Perils of Border Crossings On a frigid January night in 2022, Jagdish Patel, his wife, Vaishaliben, and their […]
Indigenous Peoples Account for Over 75% of Homeless Population in Thunder Bay, Ontario
Taylor Adair, branch manager of housing at the Ontario Native Women’s Association in Thunder Bay, Ontario, says she isn’t surprised that Indigenous people make up […]
B.C. Man Faces $8,600 Fine Following Bear Parts Trafficking Sting
A B.C. man has been fined over $8,600 after admitting to the illegal purchase of black bear parts. Hong Tao Yang, 52, pleaded guilty to […]
Japanese 7-Eleven Owner Receives Competing Offer Against Couche-Tard Bid
Japanese 7-Eleven Owner Considers Rival Buyout Proposal from Founding Family Member The Japanese owner of 7-Eleven, Seven & i Holdings Co. Ltd., has received a […]
New Alliance Seeks to Cut Food Costs in Remote Northern Communities
Sheldon Oskineegish Sees Hope in New Initiative to Cut High Grocery Costs in Remote Communities Sheldon Oskineegish, a resident of Nibinamik First Nation, located roughly […]
Southern Ontario Braces for Incoming Snowfall
Colder weather has settled into southern Ontario, bringing the region one step closer to the arrival of snow. Early November’s unseasonably warm, summer-like temperatures in […]
Shell Overturns Historic Climate Ruling Mandating Carbon Emission Cuts
Shell successfully overturned a landmark 2021 ruling by a Dutch court that had mandated the fossil fuel giant to drastically reduce its greenhouse gas emissions. […]
Canadian Yahoo and Rogers Customers Could Qualify for $375 Settlement
Canadian residents with Yahoo or Rogers accounts from January 1, 2012, to December 31, 2016, may be eligible to receive up to $375 from a […]
Alcohol Sales Drive Strong Gains for Convenience Stores: What’s Flying Off the Shelves — Beyond Just Alcohol
Ontario’s convenience stores have seen a rush of customers since gaining the right to sell beer, wine, cider, and ready-to-drink beverages like hard seltzers. Two […]