Kamil Karamali
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‘It’s almost immediate’: How surging diesel prices could hit every Canadian’s wallets (opens the original)
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TORONTO - Diesel prices across Canada hit another record high on Thursday at $2.751 cents per litre, according to Kalibrate analytics - but industry experts say you don’t need to be driving a diesel powered vehicle to be feeling the hit to your wallet. With Canada’s transportation network dependent on diesel to move everything from groceries and furniture to electronics, every Canadian is expected to feel the financial hit of surging global diesel prices, if they haven’t already. “Pretty much ev
Canadian pride swells at this year’s TIFF amid trade feud with the U.S. (opens the original)
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TORONTO – While taking to the red-carpet Friday night to promote his new film, The Stunt Driver, Montreal’s Jay Baruchel was asked why most Canadians are more likely to know American daredevil Evil Knievel better than they would know Ken Carter, the Canadian daredevil his new movie is based on. “This is what happens when we grow up in a country where a foreign culture is given priority of real estate on our TV screens,” Baruchel told CTV News Friday. With the backdrop of the U.S. trade war and a
‘Going to be a bumper year’: How the trade war with the U.S. is being reflected at this year’s TIFF (opens the original)
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TORONTO – While taking to the red-carpet Friday night to promote his new film, The Stunt Driver, Montreal’s Jay Baruchel was asked why most Canadians are more likely to know American daredevil Evil Knievel better than they would know Ken Carter, the Canadian daredevil his new movie is based on. “This is what happens when we grow up in a country where a foreign culture is given priority of real estate on our TV screens,” Baruchel told CTV News Friday. With the backdrop of the U.S. trade war and a
How this Hamilton steel worker is reminding the U.S. of the trading relationship they once had (opens the original)
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HAMILTON, On. - Glen Faulman feels a sense of pride as he looks at his worker identification card placed next to his father and his grandfather’s. They are all from the same steel manufacturing plant, Stelco – a company that’s had a presence in his hometown, Hamilton, for over a century. But he isn’t looking at the three generations of I.D. cards from the comfort of his home, he’s viewing them through a glass display case featured at the Art Gallery of Hamilton. “It’s kind of crazy. It’s nice to
Here’s how much school supplies have gone up in the last decade (opens the original)
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TORONTO – On a Labour Day long weekend in a Walmart parking lot, Shakeel Ansari loads his vehicle’s trunk with colourful backpacks and lunch boxes for his three kids, ages eight, 10 and 12. He knows the new school supplies are stretching his Toronto family’s budget, but he doesn’t want to put a price on his kids’ education. “Last year when I did the same purchase, I see (that) this year, the prices have gone up, and I see the real effects of inflation in everyday purchases,” Ansani told CTV News
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