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How 1 bad butter tart sent this man on a mission to protect the Canadian treat
John Meissner has loved butter tarts since he was a little boy living at a farm in Guelph, Ont. But it wasn’t until he had an offensively bad butter tart while judging at a festival in February that he decided he needed to do something to conserve the original recipe of the dessert.
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‘The impacts are massive’: U.S. tariff change pushes Canadian manufacturers to the brink
Canadians manufacturers of products ranging from sport and all-terrain vehicles to tools and moulds to transport trailers could be forced to curtail production after a tariff change imposed by the United States dramatically increased the cost of exporting their products. The plight of Quebec-based Sea-Doo maker BRP Inc. , which announced this week that its tariff…
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Outpouring of sympathy at visitation for Quebec pilot killed in N.Y. crash
People gathered in Coteau-du-Lac, Que., on Friday to remember Captain Antoine Forest. The 30-year-old was one of two Air Canada pilots killed in March when their aircraft collided with a fire truck on the runway of a New York airport.
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Aamjiwnaang First Nation is suing neighbouring Ineos Styrolution
Aamjiwnaang First Nation has filed a lawsuit, claiming Ineos, the plant next to the First Nation that processes and stores benezene, knowingly exposed people to dangerous levels of the cancer-causing chemical. Ineos has not filed a statement of defence or responded to a request for comment, and the allegations have not been tested in court.
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Ypsilanti, Mich., water system approves 12-month moratorium on supplying data centers
The Ypsilanti, Mich., board of trustees unanimously approved a resolution Wednesday calling for a 12-month pause on providing water for data centers.
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Canadian mould makers say quiet U.S. tariff tweak loudly impacts their bottom line
The new tax levy that came in Apr. 2 applies to the full customs value of metal articles.
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Prince George Cougars fined $1,500 after rowdy crowd disrupts game, throws beer onto ice
The Prince George Cougars failed to provide adequate security during a chaotic game against the Penticton Vees, Western Hockey League officials say.
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Companies hit with Trump’s illegal tariffs can apply for refunds starting next week
Starting Monday, businesses hit with illegal tariffs imposed by the Trump administration and subsequently struck down by the United States Supreme Court will be able to apply for their money back. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is launching a new portal, called Consolidated Administration and Processing of Entries (CAPE), through which importers of record and customs…
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Baby dead, toddler missing after house fire southwest of Edmonton: RCMP
A baby is dead and a toddler is still missing after they were unable to be rescued from a house that caught fire in Brazeau County, police said.
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Bird electric scooters and bikes no longer available as of Tuesday, City of Windsor says
Windsor residents will no longer be able to rent electric bikes and scooters from Bird as of Tuesday, according to the city.