Consumer
Widespread Target cash register outage causes long lines, exasperated shoppers
The roughly two-hour outage periodically prevented Target’s cashiers from scanning merchandise or processing transactions as long lines formed in some stores. Continue reading
Fredericton video games startup aims to become the Netflix for gaming
A Fredericton gaming start up wants to transform the capital city into a hub for the tech industry and help retain top talent in the province. Continue reading
Downtown Farmers Market will be in 2 Edmonton locations for summer 2019
As of June 15, the iconic Edmonton Downtown Farmers Market will be at two locations for the remainder of the 2019 summer season. Continue reading
Dartmouth business owner says mail disruption negatively impacting bottom line
Bill Clarke, the president of Trans-World Distributing Ltd., has run his marine industrial business out of Dartmouth for the past four decades. But an issue with Canada Post is now causing problems. Continue reading
Canada Post may be increasing stamp prices
The price increase would take effect on Jan. 13, 2020. Continue reading
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Bankrupt business out of B.C. causes vacation nightmare for Lethbridge family
By Chris Chacon Videographer
A southern Alberta family is devastated to find out that they aren’t getting a penny back from money they spent on an upcoming vacation. Continue reading
How oil tanker attacks in Oman affect gas prices in Canada
Canadians can expect to see an “unpredictable” summer at the pumps amid global trade tensions and oil-tanker attacks in the Middle East. Continue reading
Guelph’s StoneHammer Brewing resurrected by local entrepreneur
By Matt Carty Reporter
The brand, recipes and brewing facilities have been acquired by local entrepreneur, Mike Oosterveld who is also the founder of Fixed Gear Brewing. Continue reading
Farm Boy to add new southern Ontario locations in Burlington, St. Catharines
The Ottawa-based company, which specializes in selling fresh produce and food products, has announced plans to build new locations in Burlington and St. Catharines. Continue reading
Rogers, Bell, Telus launch beefed up wireless data plans – but there’s a catch
Bell and Rogers are offering wireless data plans that don’t charge overage fees once the monthly cap has been exceeded — while Telus is taking a different approach. Continue reading