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The Beer Store, once the dominant force in Ontario’s beer retail market, is facing a wave of closures as competition intensifies. What was once a monopoly for beer sales in the province is now struggling to survive in the wake of policy changes that allow alcohol to be sold in convenience stores and grocery stores. Continue reading

As dense fog blankets parts of Southern Ontario, several school boards have announced bus cancellations for Monday, February 3, 2025. These cancellations impact students across multiple public and Catholic school boards, affecting transportation in several zones and regions. Below is a detailed breakdown of the affected areas and what students and parents need to know. Continue reading

Toronto’s vibrant restaurant and bar scene is ever-evolving, and few places reflect this transformation quite like The Fifth Complex at Richmond and Duncan. Once home to multiple thriving establishments, the historic venue has seen a wave of closures in recent years—some quietly fading away, others reshaped by necessity. Despite the recent shutdown of key spots Continue reading

In response to the economic turbulence triggered by Donald Trump’s 25% tariffs on Canadian goods, the Bank of Montreal (BMO) has significantly revised its interest rate outlook. The financial institution now projects that the Bank of Canada (BoC) will implement six consecutive quarter-point interest rate cuts, bringing the policy rate down to 1.5% by October. Continue reading

Ontario residents are being warned to prepare for a significant winter weather event this week, as Environment Canada forecasts a multi-day snowfall and freezing rain storm that could impact the entire province. The storm is expected to bring a mix of heavy snow, freezing rain, and icy conditions, posing potential risks to travel, safety, and Continue reading

Ontario residents are being urged to check their households for several recalled products from major retailers like Walmart and Loblaws this week. These items may present health hazards ranging from choking risks to burns and allergic reactions. Here’s what you need to know about the latest product recalls in Ontario: 1. Century Brand Flaked Light Continue reading

As winter drags on, Canadians turn to an age-old tradition on Groundhog Day, hoping for a sign that warmer days are ahead. Each year on February 2, groundhogs across the country emerge from their burrows to predict whether winter will soon end or if freezing temperatures will persist for another six weeks. This beloved tradition Continue reading

With President Donald Trump signing an executive order imposing steep tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China, American consumers should brace for significant price increases on a wide range of goods. The new 10% tariff on Chinese imports and a 25% tariff on Canadian and Mexican products are intended to pressure these nations into Continue reading

Ontario Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford has unveiled a massive $22 billion stimulus package, promising significant investments in infrastructure and economic growth if he is re-elected as Ontario’s premier. The package is designed to bolster the province’s economy in response to potential 25% U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods, recently announced by President Donald Trump. Despite Continue reading

Mississauga is cracking down on parking violations with a significant increase in fines for those who break the rules. If the proposed changes are approved, motorists can expect steeper penalties starting April 1, 2025, with some fines jumping by as much as $100. With the city struggling to manage an increasing number of violations, officials Continue reading