OTTAWA- Laval Mayor Stéphane Boyer announced on Monday that he has been diagnosed with a brain tumor. Despite the medical diagnosis, the mayor confirmed that
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Cuisinart Grill Brushes Sold in Canada Recalled Over Risk of Serious Internal Injuries
OTTAWA — Health Canada has issued a recall notice for Cuisinart-branded metal wire bristle grill brushes distributed across the country by Crate & Barrel Canada.
Lululemon Enters Growing Resale Market with ‘Like New’ Platform Expansion
EDMONTON — Leading Canadian athletic wear brand Lululemon has officially stepped into the pre-owned apparel market, launching its “Like New” resale platform in Canada. The
Severe Thunderstorm and Tornado Risk Declared for Toronto and Southern Ontario Today
TORONTO — Weather experts have issued a warning for severe thunderstorms accompanied by heavy downpours across Southern Ontario today, with the Greater Toronto Area (GTA)
Canadian Tire and Tim Hortons Partner to Link Loyalty Programs, Offering Extra Rewards to Customers
TORONTO — Canadian Tire Corporation Ltd. and fast-food coffee chain Tim Hortons have officially linked their loyalty programs in a bid to expand their customer
Bank of Canada Holds Key Benchmark Rate at 2.25% for Seventh Consecutive Decision
OTTAWA — The Bank of Canada has once again kept its target for the overnight rate unchanged at 2.25%, marking the seventh consecutive monetary policy
Global Demand for Canadian Exports Surges as Domestic Retail Sector Struggles
OTTAWA — Latest economic indicators reveal a striking dichotomy in Canada’s economy: while global demand for Canadian exports continues to surge, the domestic retail sector
Provincial Divide Emerges in Canada Over Import Rules for American Liquor
OTTAWA — Regional disparities in Canada’s enforcement of restrictions on U.S. alcohol imports have highlighted the decentralized nature of the country’s trade policy. While federal
Grain Exports Resume at Manitoba’s Port of Churchill After Six-Year Hiatus
WINNIPEG — Grain exports have officially resumed from Manitoba’s Port of Churchill after a six-year hiatus, with a vessel carrying approximately 30,000 tonnes of Canadian
Risks and Rising Costs Drive Canadian Schools to Limit Overseas Student Travel
EDMONTON — Rising global geopolitical tensions, heightened safety concerns, and escalating costs have prompted several Canadian school boards to cancel or severely restrict international student
