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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Ontario begins issuing $200 payments.
The Ontario government has begun issuing $200 cheques to taxpayers, aiming to alleviate the rising cost of living. “With Ontario families struggling due to the […]
Hershey Canada to Discontinue Production of Cherry Blossom Candy
Hershey Canada has confirmed that it will no longer produce its iconic Cherry Blossom candy. The company did not disclose a reason for ceasing production […]
Canada to Increase Federal Minimum Wage Soon
Canada’s Federal Minimum Wage to Increase Soon The federal minimum wage in Canada is set to rise in less than three months, with adjustments made […]
Multicultural Association Highlights Significance of In-Person Citizenship Ceremonies
The Thunder Bay Multicultural Association is advocating for the return of in-person citizenship ceremonies in the city. These ceremonies have been on hold since they […]
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 […]
School Software Hack Impacts School Boards in Six Canadian Provinces
PowerSchool Cyberattack Impacts School Boards Across Canada, Exposing Sensitive Data School boards across Canada are managing the aftermath of a major cyberattack on PowerSchool, 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 […]