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Dunkin’ Donuts to open hundreds of locations across Canada
Tim Hortons is about to face some competition as the iconic American coffee and donuts chain Dunkin’ Donuts plans to return to the Canadian market with hundreds of locations across the country. On Tuesday, Foodtastic, one of Canada’s leading restaurant operators, announced it has signed a master franchising agreement with Dunkin’ Donuts’ parent company, Inspire…
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Have Windsorites filled out the 2026 Canadian census?
May 12 is the official deadline to submit your answers for Canada’s 2026 Census of Population. We asked some members of the community how they feel about participating in the nation-wide survey — which is required by law.
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Alberta’s chief electoral officer wants pause on sharing electors list until law amended
The province’s chief electoral officer says the province’s list of electors shouldn’t be shared with any political parties until the legislature makes changes to better protect Albertans’ personal information.
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Should Canadian airports be privatized?
The federal government is mulling the privatization of Canadian airports. What are the true costs of a potential windfall?
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Posthaste: Why Canada’s job market might not be as bad as it looks
Canada’s labour market is off to the worst start since the Great Recession in 2009, (not counting the pandemic) – shedding 112,000 jobs in the first four months. Should we be worried? Not according to economists at Royal Bank of Canada , who say “key hidden trends” are signalling that the nation’s job market is…
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Death of diver in Erieau determined to be ‘tragic accident,’ police say
The death of a scuba diver in Erieau has been ruled a “tragic accident” after an investigation by the Chatham-Kent Police Service.
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Elliot Page gave $25K for a community well in N.S. It’s still not running and he’s not happy
Nova Scotia-born actor Elliot Page donated $25,000 for a well for people who live near Shelburne’s old garbage dump and fear contaminated water and higher cancer rates. The project has been fraught with delays, disagreement and division.
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Resilient Ottawa Charge looking for Walter Cup redemption
The Ottawa Charge learned valuable lessons in last year’s Walter Cup final loss to the Minnesota Frost.
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Gordie Howe bridge delays not a major concern for Sandwich business
Despite the ambiguity of the Gordie Howe International Bridge’s opening date, a Sandwich business owner say she’s excited about the influx of pedestrian traffic that will come along with it.
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What we’re tracking on May 12
Are Windsorites filling out the census? How prepared is Windsor-Essex for flooding? We’ll jump into these questions on Tuesday along with Unifor targeting Ford in auto negotiations.