Canada’s Wonderland Drip Pricing Lawsuit: Hidden Fees Spark Legal Battle in 2025
The Competition Bureau is suing Canada’s Wonderland for drip pricing—hidden ticket fees added at checkout. Here’s what’s at stake.
Business
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EB Games Canada Returns: GameStop Sells Canadian Stores to Toy Entrepreneur Stephan Tetrault
GameStop Canada has a new owner—and a new (old) name. French-Canadian entrepreneur Stephan Tetrault has officially acquired GameStop’s Canadian business…
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Trump Offers Temporary Tariff Relief for Canadian Auto Parts Under USMCA
Canadian auto parts manufacturers just caught a break—but it comes with strings attached. In a policy shift announced this week,…
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Scotiabank Outage 2025: Customers Still Facing Issues After Third-Party Glitch
Scotiabank confirms a third-party issue disrupted transfers and balance displays. Some customers still affected. Bank pledges to reimburse fees.
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GM Oshawa Layoffs 2025: 700 Workers Cut as U.S. Tariffs Hit Auto Sector
GM Oshawa will lay off 700 workers at its Oshawa Assembly Plant this fall, according to the union representing plant…
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Telus Surpasses Rogers as Most Complained-About Telecom Provider in Canada
For the first time since the CCTS began tracking complaints in 2007, Telus has topped the list of Canada’s most…
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RBC Abandons $500B Sustainable Finance Goal Amid Greenwashing Law Scrutiny
Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), the country’s largest financial institution, has pulled the plug on its major sustainable finance commitment…
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Trump to Sign Executive Order Easing Auto Industry Tariffs Today
U.S. President Donald Trump will sign an executive order on auto industry tariffs today, the White House confirmed. The decision…
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Slate Auto Unveils $20,000 Electric Truck, Challenging Tesla
Slate Auto, an electric vehicle startup backed by Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, has unveiled its first-ever electric truck, aiming to…
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Hudson’s Bay to Close Final Stores and Auction Historic Artifacts
The last six Hudson’s Bay stores in Canada will begin liquidating merchandise this Friday, marking what could be the final…
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Air Canada Loses Class Action Lawsuit Over Hidden Ticket Fees
Air Canada has been ordered to pay over $10 million in damages after losing a class action lawsuit over hidden…
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Frank and Oak to Shut All Stores, Sell Brand IP Amid Canadian Retail Reshuffle
Canadian lifestyle brand Frank and Oak is set to close all 14 of its remaining brick-and-mortar stores in the coming…
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General Mills Boycott 2025: Why It’s More Than Just Cereal
The General Mills boycott is underway, and it’s not just about cereal. From April 21 to April 28, People’s Union…
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UnitedHealth Shares Plunge After Forecast Cut Amid Soaring Medical Costs
UnitedHealth Group shocked investors on April 17, 2025, by slashing its annual profit forecast, citing surging medical care costs. The…
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Nintendo Switch 2 Preorders Delayed in Canada Due to Tariff Concerns
Nintendo of Canada has officially delayed preorders for the Nintendo Switch 2 in Canada. The company made the announcement just…
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2025 · Business · Mississauga · News
Fraudsters Hijack GTA Business to Target $12M Property
Fraudsters hijack GTA business in a scheme that nearly cost one Mississauga man his $12 million commercial property. Hitender Sharma,…
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PC Optimum Freezes Accounts Without Warning: Customers Say They’re Left in the Dark
Frank Zhang spent years collecting PC Optimum points by shopping smart, stacking promotions, and using his PC Financial Mastercard. Over…
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Dollarama Surpasses Expectations in Q4 Amid Strong Demand for Affordable Essentials
Dollarama has exceeded sales and profit forecasts for its fourth quarter, buoyed by the strong demand for budget-friendly items during…
