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Competition watchdog’s pricing probe mostly benefits retail giants, say small grocers (opens the original)
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Canada’s competition watchdog is investigating grocery pricing, saying negotiations between suppliers and retailers that set suggested limits on product discounts may prevent savings for shoppers. But small grocers and industry experts say cracking down on such “minimum advertised pricing” policies, or MAP, would only help Canada’s retail giants. The Competition Bureau announced Monday that it is researching whether the use of MAP – a dollar amount negotiated by suppliers and retailers that cons
First-time homebuyers should still prepare for the ‘Wild, Wild West’ (opens the original)
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I’ve recently embarked on a rite of passage for millennials in Toronto. For the first time, my partner and I cautiously dipped our toes into the housing market to check the temperature. Like many before us, we quickly pulled them right back out. We encountered AI-generated listing photos covering up surprise gut jobs, a lineup of properties with tenants and listing prices far below what the owner was actually likely to accept. What made the experience more frustrating was that we went into our s
Ticket resellers fined for breaking Ontario’s price cap law take issue with charges (opens the original)
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Facing thousands of dollars in fines for violating Ontario’s new ticket price caps, resale platforms StubHub and SeatGeek say primary ticket issuers, such as Ticketmaster, are not sharing information needed to follow the law. Industry watchers, meanwhile, have cast doubt on their claims. The Ontario government fined ticket reseller SeatGeek Canada $25,000 in August for allegedly flouting a price cap law while StubHub Canada Ltd. was fined $20,000 this week. The new rules, introduced in April, ba
What will airport privatization mean for travellers in Canada? (opens the original)
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Travellers could see fewer cancelled flights, more international routes offered by low-cost carriers and sleeker amenities if Ottawa’s plan to privatize airports follows in the footsteps of major regional hubs in other countries, proponents say. But critics warn that success elsewhere won’t be easily replicated in Canada, where a lack of competition adds different considerations. The model proposed by Prime Minister Mark Carney at the inaugural Canada Investment Summit would involve opening up t
Menopause symptoms aren’t just disruptive, they’re costly (opens the original)
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Exhaustion, brain fog, night sweats, heart palpitations. These are some of the well-known physical discomforts – and straight-up pains – of menopause. What’s often overlooked are the costs, which come with their own kind of pain. They span the gamut from lost wages and missed career opportunities to the day-to-day expenses of coping with hot flashes and lack of sleep. Insurance claims for hormone replacement therapy, one of the most common treatments for menopause symptoms, soared 228 per cent f
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