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No Name beef burgers recalled nationwide over E. coli contamination risk

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A nationwide recall has been issued for No Name brand Beef Burgers due to possible E. coli contamination, the Canadian

McDonald's Canada freezes price of small coffee, McValue meals for one year

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TORONTO - When Annemarie Swijtink took the helm of McDonald’s Canada in September, fast-food companies were facing a lot of

Liberal MPs leave delegation to Taiwan to 'avoid confusion' as Carney heads to China

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OTTAWA - Two Liberal MPs say they are quitting a sponsored trip to Taiwan early to “avoid confusion” about Canada’s

Fatal ATV collision under investigation after 5‑year‑old child killed: OPP

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A five-year-old child has died after an all‑terrain vehicle crashed into a tree on a private property in Brudenell, Lyndoch

Deciem president charts new chapter for brand after founder's death, tariffs

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TORONTO - In a remodelled former textile factory in downtown Toronto, scientists in white coats fuss over beakers of opaque

Carney meets with Coastal First Nations today to talk major projects, oceans

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PRINCE RUPERT - Prime Minister Mark Carney will meet today with Coastal First Nations in Prince Rupert, B.C., to discuss

I couldn’t afford to keep taking Ozempic. Here’s what happened when I stopped

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A few months ago, I stood on the scale and it read 199. For the first time since high school,

McDonald’s Canada freezes price of small coffee, McValue meals for one year

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TORONTO — When Annemarie Swijtink took the helm of McDonald’s Canada in September, fast-food companies were facing a lot of

Canada Post agreement with union to be finalized this week, expert says ratification likely

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More than 53,000 postal workers across Canada could find out this week exactly what deal they’ll be voting on.While Canada

Canadian charity opens relief hub for children in Gaza

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OTTAWA - As advocates warn the world is turning away from the suffering in Gaza, a Canadian charity is opening

No new kindergarten registrations, transfers for OCDSB alternative schools

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There have been significant investments in Churchill over the past three years, including new kindergarten playground equipment, air conditioning, accessible

Some Canadians eligible for cash from $1.85-million Keurig coffee pod class action settlement

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Some coffee-loving Canadians could soon cash in on a massive settlement in a class-action lawsuit filed against Keurig. The company has