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CanadaAlberta’s agriculture industry braces for impact from CP Rail work stoppage -
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ConsumerGlobal Peterborough’s Business Beat: March 21, 2022 -
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CanadaUkraine war impact on B.C.’s agriculture industry -
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ConsumerNew B.C. campsite reservation system opens -
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CanadaThere’s not a lot of options for protein filled plant-based foods in the market, but that won’t be the case for long. University of Guelph students working on creating protein filled vegan meats and cheeses. -
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ConsumerMany are experiencing the inflation happening across the country. With that, they’re looking into couponing to save a little extra money. -
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CanadaMontreal food banks, families feeling effects of rising inflation rates -
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ConsumerBreaking down the top tech gadgets for spring -
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ConsumerCottage Country’s Lake and Cabin Show 2022 -
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CanadaCalgary car seller warns others after receiving possible scam texts about vehicle history record -
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CanadaCalgarians celebrate 1st normal St. Patrick’s Day in years -
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CanadaTraditional workplaces shifting to modified arrangements after COVID-19 pandemic
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Inflation impacting industries in Saskatchewan: ‘It definitely hurts our bottom line’Inflation is the highest it has been since 1991. It's affecting three key areas — food, shelter and transportation — in Saskatchewan and across Canada.EconomyMar 18
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Canadians did ‘a lot of shopping’ in January despite renewed COVID restrictionsHowever, Statistics Canada said its early estimate for February suggests retail sales fell 0.5 per cent for that month.ConsumerMar 18
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Most Canadians are cutting back their food spending as inflation soars: pollFour-fifths of respondents to the Leger poll had started or planned to buy cheaper items at the grocery store to save on food bills amid high inflation.ConsumerMar 18
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SaskPower warning customers about email scamAn email directs customers to a fraudulent MySaskPower login page where they are asked to enter their credentials, and then enter their credit card information, SaskPower says.CanadaMar 17
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Selling your car? Beware of a popular scam making the rounds in AlbertaA Calgary car seller is warning others to beware of suspicious vehicle report requests, asking sellers to click on a specific link.ConsumerMar 17
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Traditional workplaces shifting to modified arrangements after COVID-19 pandemicNow with the convenience and flexibility, many are looking to stick with the new modified work arrangement.CanadaMar 17
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Albertans celebrate 1st ‘normal’ St. Patrick’s Day in yearsFor the first time in years, Irish pubs across Alberta are celebrating St. Patrick's Day without COVID-19 restrictions.FeaturesMar 17
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