Dominik Kurek
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Starbucks just closed a dozen Ontario locations. Here's which ones (opens the original)
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New reporting has revealed 12 Ontario Starbucks locations in Toronto, Ottawa, Hamilton, London, Windsor, Aurora and Cornwall are among the 250 locations that abruptly closed across North America at the end of last week. The company announced Sept. 24 it was planning to close the âunderperformingâ coffee shops, and that closures would happen at the end of the week. It did not specify which locations were closing. The company shuttered its only downtown Hamilton location with a drive-thru whe
Gas prices about to jump – here's what's driving the spike (opens the original)
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Ontario drivers have seen gas prices ease over the past few days but that downward momentum ends Friday, with prices expected to jump seven cents, said Dan McTeague, head of Canadians for Affordable Energy. Diesel prices are also expected to climb. McTeague spoke with Metroland after energy markets closed Wednesday afternoon to offer his prediction for Ontario gasoline and diesel prices. What happens with energy markets is reflected at the pumps two days later. McTeague anticipates gasoline pr
Ontario clocks fall back Nov. 1 — here's why we're still doing this (opens the original)
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Ontario residents will turn their clocks back one hour in November â but the same cannot be said for Manitoba, Alberta, British Columbia and the Northwest Territories, which have all adopted permanent daylight saving time. Yukon and Saskatchewan also don’t change their clocks as they observe permanent standard time. Quebec and New York state still need to act before Ontario will follow suit. Manitoba and the Northwest Territories are the most recent jurisdictions to announce they are adopting
Ontario diesel prices are about to spike – here's why it matters to your wallet (opens the original)
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Ontario diesel prices are expected to increase over the coming days and that has one Canadian energy analyst worried. âDiesel moving back up is heaping on more concern that energy supply â the most crucial form of fuel â is again seeing upward pressure. Nothing seems to be able to stem that,â said Dan McTeague, head of Canadians for Affordable Energy. At the same time, gasoline prices are easing. McTeague spoke with Metroland after energy markets closed Tuesday afternoon to offer his
Analyst offers some good news for Ontario drivers, unless they need diesel (opens the original)
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The middle of the week is expected to bring a bit of relief to Ontario drivers, unless they use diesel. That’s because gasoline prices are easing while diesel prices are rising. âIt speaks to the divergence you get this time of the year where gas falls and diesel maintains and increases,â said Dan McTeague, head of Canadians for Affordable Energy. McTeague spoke with Metroland after energy markets closed Monday afternoon to offer his prediction for Ontario gasoline and diesel prices. What
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