Coffee Prices Soar in Canada: Key Reasons Explained
The cost of your daily coffee has surged. We analyze the key factors, from climate change to supply chain issues, driving up prices for Canadian consumers. Find out what's behind your pricier cup.
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Tesla's multi-billion dollar battery deal collapses
A major battery supply agreement worth billions for Tesla has been terminated, with a final settlement of just over seven thousand dollars. Discover the details behind this stunning corporate reversal.
Boxing Day Shopping Disrupted by Pro-Palestine Protesters in Toronto
Pro-Palestine demonstrators disrupted Boxing Day shopping at Toronto's Eaton Centre, chanting slogans and using megaphones. Organizers threaten further disruptions for New Year's Eve.
12 Products to Save Money & Reduce Waste in Canada
Facing rising costs and supply chain issues? Discover 12 reusable and product-extending items, from beeswax wraps to menstrual cups, that help Canadians save money and cut down on single-use plastics.
Why 2026 Will Be Another Rocky Year for Global Trade
After a year of tariffs in 2025, global trade braces for the consequences in 2026. Key challenges include CUSMA review, supply chain shocks, and shifting trade patterns. Read the analysis.
Mont-Sainte-Anne Skiers Protest, Demand New Ownership
Skiers and snowboarders protested at Mont-Sainte-Anne ski hill, demanding ownership change due to lack of investment. Get the full story on the Quebec winter sports dispute.
Chronic pain patients face medication shortages in Canada
Canadians with chronic pain describe the daily struggle of navigating nationwide shortages of essential pain control medications. Learn about the personal impact and ongoing supply issues.
Students create human chain for Garson Food Bank
Students at École St. Augustin formed a remarkable human chain to deliver food donations, addressing a critical 30% surge in demand at the Garson Food Bank. Read about this inspiring act of community support.
Key Facts About Canada's Grocery Code of Conduct
A new grocery code of conduct aims to bring fairness to Canada's food supply chain. Learn what it means for suppliers, retailers, and your wallet. Stay informed on this critical business shift.
Ukrainian flags waved at La Scala's Russian opera premiere
A pro-Ukraine flash mob unfolded at Milan's La Scala during the gala premiere of a Russian opera. Get the details on the protest and the cultural tensions.
Psychologists rally against training standard changes in Ottawa
Canadian psychologists gathered at Parliament Hill on December 6, 2025, to oppose federal proposals that would reduce training requirements. Learn why experts warn this could impact mental healthcare access.
IKEA to Increase U.S. Production as Tariffs Bite
Facing new tariffs, IKEA announces plans to significantly boost its manufacturing operations within the United States. Learn how this strategic shift impacts the retail giant's North American supply chain.
Record calls to Canada human trafficking hotline
Reports to Canada's human trafficking hotline have reached a record high, highlighting a crime experts call 'only the tip of the iceberg.' Learn about the hidden crisis.
2 arrested as Toronto Police push back on Munk Debate protest
Toronto Police charged two people after pushing back against pro-Palestine protesters outside a Munk Debate featuring Israeli politicians. Read about the clash and the charges laid.
Four Removed at Toronto Anti-Israel Protest During Two-State Debate
A protest outside a Toronto debate on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict turned confrontational, leading to two arrests and two ejections. Get the full details on the incident and the charged atmosphere.
AMC CEO Adam Aron to Stay in Charge Following Stroke
AMC Entertainment CEO Adam Aron will continue leading the world's largest theatre chain after suffering a stroke, the company confirmed. Get the latest details on his recovery and the firm's leadership stability.
DP World Opens New Warehouse in Mexico for Nearshoring Boom
DP World has launched a new multi-customer logistics facility in Querétaro, Mexico, to support manufacturers shifting production to North America amid the accelerating nearshoring trend.
Two men charged with human trafficking in Windsor
Windsor police have charged two men with human trafficking after a 27-year-old woman escaped and sought help. The investigation involved multiple police units across Ontario.
Groups demand Liberals drop hate crime bill over protest concerns
A coalition is calling on the Liberal government to withdraw its proposed hate crime legislation, arguing it could criminalize legitimate protest. Justice Minister Sean Fraser faces pressure.
Sarnia assault: Bat wrapped in chain used, police say
A 31-year-old Sarnia man faces charges after an alleged assault involving a modified baseball bat. Police detail the disturbing weapon used in the incident.
Two arrested at UVic protest over OneBC event
Two people were arrested at the University of Victoria after clashes erupted between protesters and the OneBC group, which proceeded with an event banned by the university. Read the full story.
Human Chain Protest in Outremont Over Bike Path Removal
Montreal's Outremont borough saw residents join hands in protest on December 2, 2025, against the removal of a local bike path. Learn about the community's direct action.
Walmart invests $350M in new U.S. milk processing plant
Retail giant Walmart announces a major $350 million investment to build a second milk processing facility in the United States, strengthening its supply chain. Read the full details.
Bitget Lists MONAD (MON) with Major Earn & Trading Rewards
Bitget Universal Exchange lists Monad (MON), launching a dual promotion with 20% APR on-chain Earn and an 800,000 MON trading reward pool. Explore new ways to engage with modular L1 ecosystems.
French police probed for ridiculing feminist banner
French authorities launch investigation after police officers filmed mocking feminist activists' banner during Paris protest. Internal probe examines professional misconduct allegations.
Dogs travelled with humans 10,000 years ago
A groundbreaking new study reveals that humans were migrating with their canine companions 10,000 years ago, reshaping our understanding of early domestication and partnership.
Argentina's Political Shift: Dictatorship-era Officers Rally
Retired military officers and supporters gathered in Buenos Aires demanding release of former servicemen accused of human rights violations during dictatorship. Latest sign of Argentina's political shift.
Blind Ontario man wins $28,000 in discrimination case
Erik Burggraaf of St. Catharines awarded $28,000+ after Human Rights Tribunal finds call-centre company engaged in discriminatory practices against blind employee.
Guilbeault's Resignation: From Activist Arrest to Cabinet Exit
Steven Guilbeault resigns from cabinet over pipeline deal, echoing his 2001 Greenpeace arrest. Explore his journey from radical activist to Liberal MP.
Quebec Unions and Community Groups Plan Joint Protest
Major demonstration planned in Quebec as community groups join unions in protest. Key leaders from CSQ, FTQ, APTS, and CSN to participate in Saturday event.
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