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B.C. business decries ‘money grab’ to make pandemic patio permanentHide and Seek Coffee in Oak Bay ultimately had to pay $2,000 and go through a city council meeting to have the patio approved.PoliticsJul 15
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Edmonton LRT ridership still trying to rebound to pre-pandemic levelsWhile the bus ridership numbers have surpassed pre-pandemic levels, LRT ridership numbers still haven't fully rebounded.CanadaJun 13
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Slowing Germany drags down Europe’s economy as U.S. tops expectationsPreliminary figures for how Canada's economy fared in the second quarter of the year are due out on Wednesday.Economy4 hours
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Sale of Atlantic Canada’s biggest newspaper chain could reduce local content: expertAn expert who tracks Canada's mainstream media industry says Postmedia's pending purchase of Atlantic Canada's largest newspaper chain is almost certain to result in job cuts,Canada7 hours
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COVID-19 hits Paris Olympics: Athletes forced to withdraw and mask upBritish swimmer Adam Peaty tested positive a day after he narrowly missed out on 100 metres breaststroke gold, sharing silver with American Nic Fink.Health4 hours
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Grocer code of conduct may help stabilize food prices: Kraft Heinz Canada headSimon Laroche says the grocers' code could bring stability to an industry emerging from a difficult years marked by empty shelves, sticker shock and rising consumer frustration.MoneyJul 19
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Canadian youth face the toughest summer job market in decades. Why?Canadian youth are facing one of the hardest summer job markets in decades. Here's why it's so hard to land that first job, and what young workers can do to stand out.EconomyJul 10
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How much do you tip? Why most Canadians feel pressured to give extraA recent survey found about 67 per cent of Canadians say they've felt presssure to tip, while another 36 per cent said they tipped to not appear cheap.LifestyleJul 8
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Dozens of Stony Plain Road businesses close: ‘Construction needs to be done’Ongoing LRT construction in Edmonton is one of several factors making things very difficult for some Stony Plain Road businesses.ConsumerJul 5
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Fringe Montreal cancels several performances due to water damageFringe Montreal has cancelled all upcoming performances at the Mainline Theatre following water damage caused by Hurricane Beryl.EntertainmentJul 15
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CRA says legal action coming to recover COVID benefit overpaymentsStarting in July, Canada Revenue Agency said it will begin issuing legal warnings and could start to take steps to recover overpayments of all COVID-19 programsCanadaJun 27
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Boss who coughed in employee’s face during pandemic must pay $46K fineA U.K. tribunal said Kevin Davies, owner of Cawdor Cars in Wales, coughed in the employee's face after she asked co-workers to social distance in the office.TrendingJul 16
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Boissonnault’s former business partner linked to woman detained in Dominican Republic cocaine bustStephen Anderson, Boissonnault’s former partner at Global Health Imports, is scheduled to testify before the ethics committee July 17.InvestigationsJul 16
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Bank of Canada rate-cut odds rise after June inflation releaseThe Bank of Canada will be closely scrutinizing June inflation figures as the central bank prepares for its next interest rate decision on July 24.MoneyJul 16
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Quebec sees surge in number of asylum seekers from Bangladesh amid unrestThere's been a surge in the number of asylum seekers from Bangladesh to Quebec. Based on IRCC data, Canada's total could be five times what it was a year ago, at more than 22,000.CanadaJul 25
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Jobless rate rises to 6.4% in June. Here’s how the Bank of Canada might reactThe unemployment rate rose to 6.4 per cent in June. Here's what economists and markets are saying about the impact the data could have on the Bank of Canada's interest rate.EconomyJul 5
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Coutts protester says he fled after arrival of RCMP and helicopter: ‘I was terrified’The demonstration in Coutts lasted for two weeks, tying up traffic at the border crossing between Alberta and the U.S. to protest COVID-19 restrictions and vaccine mandates.CanadaJul 16
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New and used vehicle supply is surging. Here’s how prices are reactingAutoTrader says car prices in both the new and used markets have receded from their peaks in 2023 now that supply chain snarls that delayed vehicle production are in the rear view.ConsumerJul 23
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Boissonnault’s former business partner claims autocorrect to blame for ‘Randy’ text messagesMPs on House of Commons ethics committee left in disbelief after Stephen Anderson said repeated references to 'Randy' were not in reference to Boissonnault.CanadaJul 17
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Calgarians question decision to not add 4th CTrain car to handle Stampede crowdAccording to Calgary Transit, four car trains aren't running on the Red Line during this year's Stampede due to expansion work at the Haysboro Storage Facility.CanadaJul 9