Shake Shack to come to Canada in 2024 with first location set for Toronto

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TORONTO — Canadians with a hankering for Shake Shack's juicy burgers and hand-spun milkshakes soon won't have to cross the border to satisfy their...

Municipality of Huron Shores announces Load Restriction

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Public Works advises that Half Load Hauling Restrictions are now in effect. On a seasonal basis, roads become too soft to withstand the weight of...

Banking complaints agencies report record numbers for 2022

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TORONTO — Canada's two banking complaints agencies say there were a record number of inquiries and cases opened last year. The Ombudsman for Banking Services...

Markham employee on leave after using N-word in George Brown College guest lecture

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TORONTO — A downtown Toronto college says it is investigating after a guest speaker used the N-word during a case study presentation on Wednesday. George...

Loonie hits four-month low as Bank of Canada holds key interest rate

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TORONTO — The value of the loonie is at a four-month low compared with the U.S. dollar, but experts say Canadian consumers shouldn't expect...

2023 Spring Newsletter/Interim Bills

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The 2023 Interim Tax Bills and Municipal Spring Newsletter are being mailed out this week. Interim taxes are based on 50% of your total property taxes from...

Bell and Telus customers will face higher roaming rates beginning next week

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TORONTO — Some Canadians will pay more to use their cellphones while travelling abroad beginning next week. Telus and Bell say they are raising roaming...

S&P/TSX composite down as energy and financial stocks fall, U.S. markets mixed

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TORONTO — Losses in the financial and energy sectors helped lead Canada's main stock index lower in late-morning trading, while U.S. stock markets were...

Canadian auto production rose in 2022 to break streak of declines: DesRosiers

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TORONTO — DesRosiers Automotive Consultants Inc. says Canadian auto production rose last year to break a five-year streak of declining output. The consultancy says total...

Food prices continue to climb despite overall inflation easing

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TORONTO — The cost of food continues to climb despite overall inflation easing, but experts predict grocery prices will begin to stabilize this year...