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Ontario man dies of MAID after being assessed outside Tim Hortons
A London, Ont., doctor who assessed a patient with inflammatory bowel disease and a history of mental health issues for MAID outside a Tim Hortons location and later personally drove the man to the place his life was ended has agreed to a minimum six months’ supervision. In another case, Dr. James MacLean failed to…
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Vancouver reveals final FIFA human rights action plan
The City of Vancouver has released its final human rights action plan for the FIFA World Cup next month, but some anti-homelessness advocates still have concerns about displacement and undue enforcement.
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Found a metal tube on the beach? It could still explode, warns N.S. military base
A beach cleanup crew recently found marine location markers that had washed up in Advocate Harbour, N.S. The Canadian Forces base in Greenwood says while these items may appear old, inactive or harmless, they can still post a serious danger.
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Captain Alphonso Davies likely won’t play in Canada’s World Cup opener: coach
Captain Alphonso Davies will likely miss Canada’s first game of the FIFA World Cup as he works his way back from a hamstring injury, head coach Jesse Marsch told reporters Monday. Marsch said he expects Davies to play in the tournament, but he likely won’t be ready for the opener against Bosnia-Herzegovina in Toronto on…
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Tim Hortons commits to hiring 10,000 local employees, scaling back on temporary foreign workers
The hiring spree comes as the coffee chain said Friday that 80 new store locations would be added across Canada this year — and as American chain Dunkin’ plans a re-entrance into the Canadian market. Tim Hortons says the moves are part of a wider long-term investment, but a marketing expert says leaning into Canadian…
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Windsor man faces multiple charges after Chatham-Kent sexual assault, police say
Chatham-Kent police say a Windsor man is facing multiple charges after an incident on Sunday that resulted in a shelter-in-place request to residents.
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Tim Hortons commits to 10,000 local hires, reducing temporary foreign workforce
Tim Hortons is planning to hire 10,000 new workers locally across its restaurants in Canada as the company reduces its reliance on the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP), it said. The coffee chain on Monday launched a new hiring campaign, which follows its announcement last week that it plans to open 80 new restaurants within…
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Man, woman to remain in custody after infant found dead in wooded area outside Halifax
Two people charged after a newborn baby was found in a wooded area outside Halifax will stay in police custody until their next court appearance, as the infant’s mother remained in hospital Monday in critical condition.
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Emerging-market assets rally as Iran hopes boost risk appetite
Emerging-market stocks and currencies rose Monday as signs that the United States and Iran are nearing a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz pushed oil prices below US$100 per barrel and boosted risk appetite . MSCI’s gauge for emerging-market stocks added 1.6 per cent, gaining for a third session and pushing its year-to-date advance…
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Tim Hortons says Temporary Foreign Worker program ‘no longer necessary’, turns to hiring locally
Tim Hortons will reduce its reliance on the Temporary Foreign Workers (TFW) program as it commits to hiring 10,000 “new local team members” across Canada. In a press release on Monday, the restaurant chain announced a new national hiring campaign, which invites “all aspiring team members to apply to join a Tim Hortons restaurant this…