65 m. ago Snow expected on two B.C. highways over Thanksgiving weekend

Drivers heading to the Interior should be prepared for winter conditions, said Environment Canada

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91 m. ago Gastrointestinal symptoms more likely in autistic children: Study

Children diagnosed on the autism spectrum are more likely to have gastrointestinal problems than neurotypical kids, a new study suggests. According to researchers at the University of California, Davis, autistic children were 50% more likely to suffer from bloating, constipation and diarrhea. By the end of the study about a decade later, autistic children were […]

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2 h. ago Thanksgiving 2025: What's open and closed in Metro Vancouver

Here's what's open or closed on Thanksgiving this year, on Oct. 13, 2025.

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7 h. ago Saturday's letters: Eatery hygiene exposé excellent journalism

Re. “Cleanliness concerns begin to boil over,” Oct. 9 Congratulations to investigative reporters Matthew Black, Steve Lillebuen and colleagues for an excellent exposé on the restaurant industry in Edmonton and Alberta in general. After exhaustive research, The Edmonton Journal, together with MacEwan University, have exposed the life-threatening Alberta government food-inspection system. Not only did the […]

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13 h. ago Restaurants in Toronto left with no choice but to raise prices amid skyrocketing inflation

Several popular Toronto restaurants have been left with no choice but to raise their prices as inflation continues to swell.The non-stop rise of food costs is a reality that people across Canada have grown accustomed to over the past few years. That's not to say we're happy about it, but it's just the way it is — kind of like accepting the fact that the Leafs will, inevitably, let us down each hockey season.Still, many restaurants across the city, particularly independents, have tried their best to keep costs for their diners low, understanding that we're all feeling the pinch these days, and believing that skyrocketing supply costs shouldn't get in the way of your ability to eat great food.A noble quest, indeed. Alas, inflation is getting to a point where even the restaurants most committed to maintaining reasonably accessible prices are finally being forced to give them a boost.For Tokyo Hot Fried Chicken owner Jordan Harasinski Gillis, kee...

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13 h. ago Magical holiday train covered in lights returns to Toronto this fall

The Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) Holiday Train is chugging across North America starting Nov. 19, and like every other year, it'll make a stop in Toronto — bringing festive cheer to the city once again.A seasonal tradition for the last 27 years, the train has been spreading holiday spirit across the continent while raising food and funds for local food banks.The train, decorated with thousands of lights, will arrive in the city on Nov. 29, with the show scheduled to start around 8:30 p.m. The free event features a live concert performed from a specially designed train car that transforms into a stage once it comes to a full stop.CPKC has lined up an impressive roster of musicians headlining each mini show across North America, including names like American Authors, Barenaked Ladies, JJ Wilde, Smash Mouth, and more. The full list of performers is available on the official event website.Each Holiday Train performance typically lasts about 30 minutes and features ...

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13 h. ago Brews News: Family at core of Essex County's GL Heritage Brewing

It's a family-owned craft brewery built on a farm field owned by the same lineage for seven generations with links to a car dealership.

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16 h. ago Oil prices tumble to a 5 month low on new Trump tariff threats

The price of oil tumbled to a 5 month low on Friday as global markets plunged following U.S. President Donald Trump's threats to greatly increase tariffs on Chinese imports.

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18 h. ago Maple Leafs move start of Monday’s game up so fans can watch Jays, too

It’s a hockey city at heart, but the Maple Leafs don’t want to get in the Blue Jays way. The club has announced it’s moving the start time of Thanksgiving Monday’s home date against the Detroit Red Wings up two hours from 4 p.m. to 2 p.m., so not to conflict with the 5:03 scheduled first […]

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19 h. ago These 5 TSX stocks had their target prices hiked by analysts, though one comes with some risk

The week in stocks: Why tax-loss selling could be critical for investors this year and how hockey could translate into wins for these stocks

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21 h. ago Thanksgiving weekend forecast includes snow for parts of southern Alberta

This year's Thanksgiving dinner could also come with a helping of snow and freezing rain in parts of southern Alberta, especially he Foothills and mountain parks.

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22 h. ago Here's how to get a slice of $500M for buying bread in Canada

Here's what to know about the Canadian packaged bread class actions settlement and how you can get your slice of the money.

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22 h. ago Canadian bread settlement: How to get a slice of the $500 million payout

Here's what to know about the Canadian packaged bread class actions settlement and how you can get your slice of the money.

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22 h. ago Canadian bread settlement: How to get your slice of the $500 million payout

Here's what to know about the Canadian packaged bread class actions settlement and how you can get your slice of the money.

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23 h. ago Ontario's unemployment crisis is reaching concerning new highs

The latest job figures for Canada have just been released, and, woefully, Ontario's unemployment rate continues to push higher amid what has become a joblessness crisis.According to StatCan, a shocking 7.9 per cent of the province's workforce is now without a paying gig, despite some growth in the manufacturing and agriculture sectors (which added 12,000 and 5,200 roles, respectively, over the course of September).This is a slight jump from just a month earlier, when 7.7 per cent of the eligible population was looking for work, and also from this time last year, when Ontario's rate of unemployment was 7.1 per cent.In Toronto, the proportion of job seekers remained about the same between August and September, sitting at a significantly higher level than the province overall: 8.9 per cent.The fact that this number didn't rise from one month to the next is somewhat reassuring after increases earlier in the year, though the city's u...

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24 h. ago Food bank urges Londoners to dig deep in Thanksgiving drive's final days

As the London Food Bank’s Thanksgiving collection drive heads into its final weekend, donations outweigh the 2024 campaign totals at the same point last year, officials say.

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24 h. ago MP warns against further Indian Act changes before proper study in House of Commons

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25 h. ago BCGEU Strike: What it means for your Thanksgiving dinner, road test or wedding plans

Here's a look at some of the other services and products you won't be able to get while the BCGEU and provincial government are at a negotiating standoff over wages.

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26 h. ago London jobless rate rises slightly, matching trend across Ontario

The London area’s unemployment rate rose slightly in September, ending a two-month stretch of improving figures.

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27 h. ago Satellos Announces New Data Further Demonstrating Safety, Tolerability, and Functional Impact of SAT

Adults with Duchenne muscular dystrophy demonstrated functional improvements exceeding natural history, following 28-day treatment with SAT-3247 Grip strength increased 118.6% and predicted forced vital capacity increased 5.8%; whereas, both decline in natural history SAT-3247 demonstrated safety, tolerability, and expected pharmacokinetics (PK) across all parts of Phase 1 a/b study New data presented in late-breaking poster […]

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