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A detailed price comparison reveals Costco Canada offers significantly better per-unit pricing than Dollarama across grocery staples, snacks and household essentials when purchased in bulk quantities, challenging assumptions about dollar store savings.
The Canadian Security Intelligence Service is recruiting for various positions nationwide with salaries reaching $137,226 for specialized roles, offering opportunities in nearly every province and diverse career paths in national security.
The European Union's ambassador to Canada reveals plans for an unprecedented bilateral partnership, with details to be discussed during PM Carney's rare address to the European Parliament. The agreement would mark a significant evolution beyond existing trade and security arrangements between the two partners.
The federal government is set to announce a one-time grocery rebate for low-income households as part of its 2023 affordability measures, while Quebec scales back free COVID-19 testing and Trump targets Trudeau in campaign rally.
Toronto police are deploying tactical units and increasing patrols at Jewish institutions for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur following a year of targeted violence, including synagogue shootings and business vandalism.
Tigre Géant is offering an expansive beauty liquidation event with all products priced at $2, featuring viral Ruby & Millie dupes for high-end brands like Laneige, Rhode, and Summer Fridays, available until December 31 across Quebec locations.
Key updates on Canada's predicted scorching summer, Quebec's proposed legislation to prohibit pet bans in rentals, and shifting affordability in Ontario's housing market alongside urban lifestyle trends.
American destinations intensify campaigns to reverse Canada's travel boycott as political tensions and economic factors keep cross-border visits well below pre-2024 levels.
From Nova Scotia to Ontario, Canadian towns and businesses are finding success with pilot programs that compress the workweek into four days, reporting improved productivity, employee wellbeing and reduced sick leave as these experiments turn permanent.
The FDA has escalated a frozen berry recall to Class 1 status due to E. coli contamination risk, while Canadian officials report no affected products in domestic markets.
From Brendan Fraser's Oscar triumph to Galen Weston's grocery price testimony and Ontario's new education requirements, here's what Canadians need to know.
Five provinces and territories will raise minimum wages starting April 1, with others planning hikes later this year, while major economies like Ontario and Alberta hold steady despite inflation concerns.
Bank of Montreal steps in to rescue Air Miles loyalty program after parent company Loyalty Ventures Inc. declares bankruptcy, assuring Canadians their points are safe.