Consumer

• Tim Hortons pizza? Chain looks to break through in crowded food market

  Tim Hortons is following up a two-year flatbread pizza pilot with the national launch of cheese, pepperoni, "bacon everything" and chicken Parmesan varieties Wednesday.

  Canada

  Apr 16
  
• Can an EV save you money? It depends on where you live and how much you drive

  Buying an electric vehicle can be cheaper than a gas car, according to a new UBC study, but it depends on how much you drive it and where you live in Canada.

  Economy

  Mar 12
  
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• Higher grocery bill? Here’s why some food prices may be rising in Canada

  Metro's CEO said last week that the company was expecting it would have to pass on some higher costs from suppliers as an industry-wide blackout period for price hikes would end.

  Money

  Feb 5
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• Duelling U.S. sandwich brands Jimmy John’s and Jersey Mike’s to expand in Canada

  A battle of the sandwich brands is materializing as a pair of U.S. sub companies announce big plans for Canada.

  Canada

  Jan 17
• Avenue Magazine 2023 Made in Alberta award recipients announced

  Handed out annually since 2019, the Made in Alberta Awards finds the best of the best local businesses in 10 categories, including home décor, crafts and beauty.

  Features

  Sep 19, 2023
• Federal probe angers one of Canada’s largest mortgage broker networks 

  The Competition Bureau is investigating Dominion Lending Centres Inc. , a company whose franchise network includes 7,981 brokers working in 10 provinces through 544 franchises.

  Investigations

  Sep 19, 2023
• How one Regina family is coping with the high cost of food

  A Regina woman says despite being a family with two full-time incomes, the economy has not been favorable.

  Economy

  Sep 18, 2023
• Canadians showing more support for striking workers amid inflation, corporate profits

  An Abacus poll on the dispute between the Ontario government and education workers last year showed more Ontarians blamed the government, not workers, for the dispute.

  Canada

  Sep 17, 2023
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• Ontario winemakers call for removal of retail winery tax

  Ontario winemakers say a 6.1-per-cent tax on on-site sales is unique to their industry and puts them at a competitive disadvantage.

  Consumer

  Sep 16, 2023
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• People wait overnight for free school supplies in Edmonton

  Demand for free school supplies, haircuts, and food hampers was the highest organizer Dan Johnstone has seen in 11 years, but donations were low in Edmonton this year.

  Consumer

  Sep 3, 2023