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Coronavirus: Kingston, Ont., businesses react to moving out of lockdown, reopeningMany Kingston businesses are relieved and excited for the region to be moving into the green level of Ontario's coronavirus reopening plan.CanadaFeb 9
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Could zero-waste shopping be the solution to Canada’s plastic packaging issue?When Kate Pepler opened her flagship store in Halifax's north end three years ago, it was hailed as Nova Scotia's first completely package-free bulk store.FeaturesJan 27
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Hundreds of shoppers head to the mall as non-essential COVID-19 restrictions ease in Winnipeg"I'm happy but a little afraid because for so long we have all these restrictions and now we see people."CanadaJan 23
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Pincher Creek thrilled with results of ‘massive’ shop local holiday campaign“We launched it in about three or four days and $512,000 was spent locally that we know of,” Pincher Creek Chamber of Commerce president Sam Schofield said.ConsumerJan 19
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The best fashion deals for JanuaryFashion expert Natalie Sexton checks in with The Morning Show to share her top tips for finding the best deals in January fashion sales.LifestyleJan 11
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Boxing Day 2020: busier than some Winnipeggers expected"We only have 48 stores open and operating as essential services."ConsumerDec 26, 2020
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Lethbridge stores navigate Boxing Day during COVID-19"When we opened at eight we had a hundred, a hundred-fifty people lined up outside already waiting to come in," said store leader Linda Oldford.ConsumerDec 26, 2020
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COVID-19 pandemic doesn’t stop Calgary shoppers on Boxing DayCalgary shoppers didn’t let the COVID-19 pandemic stop them from lining up outside stores in search of Boxing Day deals.Dec 26, 2020
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Saskatoon police officers spread cheer, holiday season theft prevention tipsThere will be an increased police presence in Riversdale and downtown as officers promote a safe holiday shopping season.CanadaDec 6, 2020
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Okanagan retailers bracing for tough Christmas seasonThe Retail Council of Canada is warning that despite store closures early on in the pandemic, the second wave could be even more damaging because of the timing.NewsDec 2, 2020
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