Manitoba Woman Files Class Action Lawsuit Against Loblaw Over Underweighted Meat Sales
Manitoba woman files lawsuit against Loblaw, accusing the grocery giant of overcharging for meat by including packaging weight in pricing.
Business
Welcome to the Business section, where we keep a pulse on the trends and money moves shaping our world—from the skyscrapers of Bay Street to the global markets. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a side-hustler, or just curious about where the economy is headed, this is your go-to for news that actually makes sense.
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Rogers Launches Canada-Wide Satellite-to-Mobile Service: Free Beta Trial Now Available
Rogers launches Canada’s first satellite-to-mobile texting service with free beta access. Expanded coverage, emergency support, and rural connectivity—starting today.
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10 More Beer Store Closures Announced Across Ontario — See the Full List
Five GTA locations and five others across Ontario will close by September 2025. Learn why The Beer Store is downsizing and what it means.
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Riu Plaza to Open First Canadian Hotel in Downtown Toronto This September
Riu Plaza’s first Canadian hotel is launching in Toronto this September. Here’s what to expect inside the new 352-room downtown hotel.
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Toronto Italian restaurant closure: Lucia Shuts Down, Team Moves On to New Venture
A Toronto Italian restaurant closure has caused quite a stir in the community, as an entire team embarks on an…
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Costco Recalls Products Over Safety Risks: What Shoppers Need to Know
Costco has issued urgent recalls on several products due to safety concerns. The affected items include home appliances, workout equipment,…
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West End Winnipeg Residents Protest RBC Branch Closures, Say It Will Create a ‘Banking Desert’
Residents rally against RBC branch closures in Winnipeg’s West End, warning it will cut off financial access for 46,000 locals.
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Del Monte Files for Bankruptcy Protection Amid Changing Consumer Habits
Del Monte Foods is filing for bankruptcy after 139 years. Explore how rising costs and health trends drove the brand into crisis.
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GM Recalls Over 40,000 Chevrolet Blazer EVs Over Parking Brake Defect
General Motors recalls 2024–2025 Blazer EVs due to a brake harness defect that could cause crashes or rollaways. Learn what owners should do.
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Tim Hortons Roll Up to Win Glitch Sparks Lawsuit in Quebec Only
A Quebec judge has allowed a class action against Tim Hortons after 500,000 customers were falsely told they won a boat. The lawsuit applies only in Quebec under local consumer laws.
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What Toronto’s Eco-Conscious Homeowners Are Doing to Green Their Plumbing — And How You Can Too
Sustainability is becoming a central focus in Toronto’s rapidly changing housing market. More homeowners across the city — from High…
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Lululemon Sues Costco for Selling Alleged Knockoffs of Popular Products
Lululemon Athletica sues Costco for selling counterfeit versions of its top-selling products. Learn more about the lawsuit and its implications.
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Canada Sees a New Opportunity to Become a Major LNG Player
With over $109 billion in LNG investments, Canada is taking its second shot at becoming a global LNG exporter. Learn about key projects and challenges ahead.
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St. Clare’s Mercy Hospital Doctors Submit Mass Resignation Over Unsafe Working Conditions
A mass resignation at St. Clare’s Mercy Hospital highlights growing concerns about unsafe working conditions, risking patient safety and healthcare in Newfoundland.
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Decathlon to Close 5 Stores in the Greater Toronto Area as Part of New Retail Strategy
Decathlon Canada is closing 5 GTA locations this summer as it shifts to online service and smaller store formats.
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Ruby Liu Receives Court Approval for Three Hudson’s Bay Leases
Court approves Ruby Liu’s $6 million acquisition of three Hudson’s Bay leases. Liu plans to open innovative department stores with dining, entertainment, and more.
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McDonald’s Faces Boycott Over DEI Policy Rollback
McDonald’s is facing a boycott led by The People’s Union USA due to their rollback of diversity policies. The boycott begins June 24, 2025, for corporate accountability.
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BMO Acquires Burgundy Asset Management for $625 Million
BMO Financial Group strengthens its wealth management platform with the acquisition of Burgundy Asset Management for $625 million. Discover the details of the deal and its impact.
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Rogers 3G Network to Retire: What Customers Need to Know Before July 31
Rogers is retiring its 3G network by July 31. Upgrade to 4G or 5G by June 30 to keep using mobile services. Here’s how to transition easily.
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Costco Executive Membership Gets New Perk: $10 Monthly Delivery Credit
Costco Canada Executive Members now get a $10 monthly credit for online orders over $150, plus more exclusive benefits.
