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Tim Hortons recalls mug over potential burn risk
Tim Hortons is recalling its “Donut Mug” because it may crack when filled with hot drinks, creating a burn risk. The company says there have […]
Trump frustrated as major U.S. allies reject appeal for Hormuz naval escorts
Several U.S. allies rejected Donald Trump’s request to send warships to escort tankers through the Strait of Hormuz, drawing criticism from the president. He said […]
Canada’s inflation slows to 1.8% in February.
Canada’s annual inflation rate slowed to 1.8 per cent in February, according to Statistics Canada, though the effects of the Iran war have not yet […]
Police seek public’s help as search for missing woman continues
THUNDER BAY — Thunder Bay Police Service is asking for the public’s help as the search continues for 62-year-old Daniella Nekuliak. Police say Nekuliak was […]
Immigration Bill C-12 Returns to House of Commons for Final Approval
After three days of debate, the Senate passed the Liberal government’s immigration bill, Bill C-12, on Thursday, but with some changes. The bill will now […]
Lakehead Social Planning Council celebrates success of pilot program in Thunder Bay, Ont.
People experiencing food insecurity in Thunder Bay often face other serious challenges that make it difficult to meet their basic needs, according to a recent […]
Food Products Recalled Across Canada: Full List of Affected Items
Several food products sold at Costco in Canada have been recalled in recent weeks for different safety concerns, including possible glass contamination, undeclared allergens and […]
Treaty 6 chiefs voice concerns to King Charles over Alberta separation talk
First Nations leaders from Confederacy of Treaty 6 First Nations say they raised concerns about Alberta’s separatist movement during a meeting with Charles III at […]
Hundreds of thousands remain without power as more Quebec schools close after major storm
More than 200,000 Hydro-Québec customers were without electricity Thursday morning after freezing rain and strong winds knocked down power lines overnight. Although the province avoided […]