Canadian Tire has been ordered to pay just under $1.3 million after pleading guilty to 74 counts of violating sections of Quebec’s Consumer Protection Act related to false advertising.

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The Chatham Coloured All-Stars’ induction window for the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame may be almost shut. The All-Stars again failed to be elected this year after being judged by a new veterans ...

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Canadian Tire is ordered to pay just under $1.3 million in fines and other costs after pleading guilty to violating the Consumer Protection Act 74 times in relation to false advertising. Crown ...

After traveling North America, there's only one place I wish I could move to and live full-time: Montreal. I love the food, ...

The Canadian government tightened the temporary foreign worker program in 2024 after a population surge strained housing and ...

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