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Lululemon settles lawsuit against Peloton over alleged patent infringementConsumer6 hoursA notice of voluntary dismissal filed in a California court today says the companies have negotiated a "mutually agreeable settlement" of the trademark dispute. -
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Hurricanes Ian, Fiona could drive up grocery costs on these items in CanadaCanadians may have to pay more at the grocery store in the weeks ahead as hurricanes battering Atlantic Canada and the southern U.S. disrupt agricultural operations.MoneySep 29
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Peterborough part of 4-city pilot project to bring hybrid heating to up to 1,000 householdsUp to 1,000 homeowners in Peterborough, London, St. Catharines and Sault Ste. Marie will qualify for a retrofitted home heating system.ConsumerSep 29
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2 collision reporting centres open Thursday; aim to free up Edmonton policeTwo new collision reporting centres officially opened on Thursday, with the goal of streamlining the process for minor collisions while also freeing up Edmonton police resources.ConsumerSep 29
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How a B.C. business owner lost over $12,000 despite having bank check authenticity of bank draftThe Surrey tire shop owner said last month, a customer reached out to him by phone about purchasing two sets of gravel truck tires worth thousands of dollars.ConsumerSep 28
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2nd ‘grid alert’ within 24 hours briefly issued for Alberta on Wednesday afternoonLess than 24 hours after a grid alert advising Albertans that the province's power system was under strain, a new alert was issued on Wednesday.ConsumerSep 28
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Saskatchewan provincial sales tax expansion comes into effect this Saturday"It's going to hit different people at different income levels differently," economics associate professor Jason Childs says in response to the PST expansion in Saskatchewan.ConsumerSep 28
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Inflation, weaker Canadian dollar could weigh on snowbirds this winterInflation and a relatively weak Canadian dollar could hit the finances of snowbirds travelling south for the winter this year, experts warn.MoneySep 28
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Vancouver poised to again shatter North American gas-price record: analyst'Gas will be 239.9 on Thursday and that will smash an all-time record for any city in North America. That's Vancouver,' fuel analyst Dan McTeague predicted.ConsumerSep 27
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Calgarians fed up with high and fluctuating fuel costs amid low oil pricesAlberta drivers woke up Tuesday to find gas prices much higher and widely fluctuating across the province.ConsumerSep 27
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STM will allow companions in adapted transport once againMontrealers who use adapted public transit provided by the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) can once again ride along with a companion, starting September 30th.CanadaSep 27
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