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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says Sunchanggung 990 Ssamjang sold in Alberta and B.C. has undeclared sesame. No reactions have been reported.
We compared five electric fireplaces sold by Amazon.ca or the brand, from a $160 portable stove to a $570 built-in, using listing specs and prices checked Nov. 6.
Eight massage guns and shiatsu massagers from Amazon.ca’s top-selling results, with the prices we saw on Nov. 4 so you can judge any Black Friday discount.
Twenty lighted makeup mirrors on Amazon.ca, from $16.99 travel mirrors to Hollywood-style vanity mirrors above $100, with prices checked Nov. 2.
Presents Ideas by budget: 12 gift ideas from $15 to $100 for Canadians, each with a real photo and where to find it on Amazon.ca.
Lightspeed’s stock fell almost 10 per cent after a US$4.2-million quarterly loss, even as organic revenue grew 15 per cent and CEO Dax Dasilva defended the pivot upmarket.
Wealthsimple’s new Penny assistant can queue e-transfers and trades, but a client must approve every move. Broad release is set for late 2026 or early 2027.
Moncton council adopted its 2027 budget Nov. 5, cutting the residential rate to $1.2779 per $100, though most owners will still pay about 3.25 per cent more because assessments rose more than 11 per cent.
Telus reported a net loss of $660 million for the third quarter on a non-cash goodwill impairment tied to Telus Health, and launched an efficiency program targeting about $900 million in annual savings.
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Quebec’s Court of Appeal ruled anti-strikebreaker rules can apply to employees working from home, reinstating a labour tribunal decision in a Unifor lockout case.
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Extra RCMP officers are escorting students to school in Bella Coola, B.C., and a voluntary 8 p.m. curfew is in place as the search for the bear or bears continues.
As 50% U.S. tariffs threaten 90,000 Canadian jobs, key EI relief measures for laid-off workers are set to expire October 10 — before the trade fight does.
Windows and doors can leak up to 25% of a home’s heat. Here’s a step-by-step Canadian guide to finding drafts and weatherstripping before winter.
Trump’s 50% tariffs on Canadian goods use a dormant 1930 law that, for the first time, overrides CUSMA protection. Here’s how it works.
Bank of Canada tracked what happened to prices during Canada’s last round of counter-tariffs, offering real data on what Sept. 8 could cost shoppers.
Water-bath canning tomatoes safely starts with acidifying every jar. A step-by-step guide for Canadian gardeners preserving this year’s harvest.
How to Build a Back-to-School Budget That Actually Works: A Step-by-Step Guide for Canadian Families
School costs $600-$750 per child this year in Canada. Here’s a simple, step-by-step budgeting system parents can use to plan and stick to their spending.
As Carney’s retaliatory tariffs take aim at the U.S., trade coverage has missed a bigger story: Washington already walked away from renewing CUSMA this July.

















































