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Canada news

Tom's of Maine faced serious health violations, including bacteria in toothpaste production, as reported by the FDA.

Target's Q3 earnings missed expectations, leading to a 17% drop in shares and a cut to full-year financial guidance.

The Competition Bureau is investigating Leon's and The Brick for deceptive marketing practices, including misleading sales promotions and inflated pricing.

Potato companies face lawsuit for alleged price-fixing, colluding to inflate prices of frozen potato products.

The Independent emphasizes its commitment to accessible quality journalism and the necessity of having reporters present during crucial developments in society.

Rogers Sports & Media has laid off staff in its audio sector due to advertising market uncertainties.

Cigarette smoking's popularity has declined, while cannabis use is rising, prompting Big Tobacco to invest in the marijuana industry.

The NYCRA and OCM partnership aims to address challenges in New York's cannabis retail industry through a series of virtual events.

Police seized over 1 million worth of cannabis, leading to charges against two suspects from south east London.

The Range Rover has a high theft rate in Ontario, with significant links to organized crime.

Auto theft in Ontario increased by 48% from 2021 to 2023, with a vehicle stolen every five minutes.

Matt Gaetz's potential appointment as Attorney General could transform federal cannabis policy and promote significant reform in the industry.

Hardeep Singh Nijjar's assassination ignited serious allegations and diplomatic tensions between Canada and India, highlighting issues of state-sponsored violence against diasporas.

UK homes' asking prices fell sharply, reflecting post-budget economic uncertainty, impacting market confidence.

Rightmove expects a modest recovery in home prices, spurred by interest rate cuts.

The Independent is committed to providing accessible, quality journalism during critical political times.

Roblox is enhancing safety for users under 13 by restricting messaging and introducing extensive parental controls.

WestJet class-action settlement of $12.5 million approved, offering travel credits to eligible users for incorrect checked bag fees.

Evri's pre-tax profits surged to £119 million, reflecting significant growth in parcel volumes and strategic investments in customer service.

TikTok's Canadian offices closed due to national security concerns, impacting local creators who relied on corporate support for their careers.

Ryan Wedding, a former Olympic snowboarder, is charged with serious felonies for leading a drug trafficking network and is a fugitive sought by the FBI.

Taylor Swift's Eras Tour in Canada has created a massive impact, uniting fans and boosting local economies, while also sparking a cultural phenomenon.

US-China trade tensions could severely impact UK exports, especially manufacturing, with potential losses reaching up to £8.5 billion.

Kemi Badenoch's leadership has significantly narrowed the polling gap between the Tories and Labour in a short time frame.

The ideal winter night in includes comfort, self-care, and a preference for solitude over social outings.

Homebuyers can negotiate cashback agreements for significant savings during home purchases.

Scheduled maintenance at Scotiabank led to unexpected outages, leaving customers unable to access services for several days.

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Council tax increases may significantly impact households, signaling financial strain on communities.

Canada's immigration policy is shifting towards stricter control as it braces for an influx of migrants due to potential U.S. deportations.

The Canadian government continues to advertise on TikTok, despite security warnings about the platform, leading to confusion over its safety for users.

Many Australians prefer work-from-home options and may avoid jobs requiring full office presence.

Employers risk losing talent if they insist on returning to the office.

Despite imperfections, Canadian healthcare and diversity make living there preferable compared to the US.

Bev Priestman is no longer the head coach of the Canadian women's soccer team due to a drone spying incident.

Sundeep Sidhu, a CBSA superintendent, faces baseless allegations from India, highlighting concerns over foreign disinformation and lack of defense from Canadian authorities.

Toronto police arrested nearly two dozen people after a gunfire exchange on Queen Street West, though nobody was injured.

Entrepreneurs in the Netherlands are noted for their innovation and risk-taking ability, aiming to create long-term value beyond profit.

Miovision is transforming urban traffic management through AI and computer vision, enhancing road safety and efficiency.

The lockout of dockworkers in Montreal could lead to catastrophic consequences for Canada's economy, particularly in Quebec and Ontario.

Orangeville has successfully doubled its transit ridership by implementing a fare-free pilot program, highlighting its potential benefits for communities.

Air Canada is expanding its summer 2025 flight schedule with new nonstop routes from the U.S. to Canada.

Canada ordered the closure of TikTok's Canadian offices due to national security concerns, without banning the app itself for Canadian users.

Canada banned TikTok from government devices due to privacy and security concerns, reflecting a global trend.

Dean Skurka, head of WonderFi, was kidnapped and released after a $1 million ransom payment.

Canada's unemployment remained at 6.5%, with mixed job growth across sectors and rising wages.

Dean Skurka, CEO of WonderFi, was kidnapped and released after a ransom was paid, assuring clients that their funds remained safe.

Alberta's oilsands emissions may rise by 5% next year as oil production increases, despite recent efficiency gains.

Alberta government removes AIMCo board due to rising costs and failure to meet benchmark returns.

The shutdown of TikTok's Canadian operations jeopardizes creators' support and potential earnings.

Successful negotiations at the Port of Montreal are critical to avoid a lockout that could further disrupt operations and impact the economy.

Quality journalism is crucial in the current US climate, and donations ensure coverage of underrepresented stories.

The Federal Reserve has cut interest rates amid easing job market conditions and inflation moving toward its target.

Canada's ban on TikTok from government devices aims to protect privacy and security due to potential risks.

Canada will not block TikTok but is dissolving its Canadian business due to national security concerns.

Pinterest's shares fell 15% after soft fourth-quarter revenue guidance despite strong third-quarter earnings.

Canada has ordered the closure of TikTok's Canadian offices due to national security risks, impacting local employment but allowing continued app usage.

Canada's cabinet expresses confidence in handling a potential second Trump term, citing established trade agreements and developed diplomatic ties.

Sainsbury's warns of higher food prices due to unexpected tax changes and increased national insurance contributions.

Via Rail's service has deteriorated significantly, with only 59% of trains arriving on time, leading to passenger frustration.