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Can discount grocers advertise lower prices? What Canada’s Competition Bureau is investigating (opens the original)
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Ontario shoppers often leverage grocery apps, flyers and online promotions to stretch their food budgets, especially now, during an affordability crisis. But policies that prevent discount retailers from advertising lower prices can make those in-store specials tougher to find. Canadaâs Competition Bureau announced earlier this week it has launched an investigation into minimum advertised pricing in the grocery sector. The independent consumer watchdog said it is examining policies that set th
Ontario’s ‘Niagara of the North’ is a fall-colour destination: What to see and do at Kakabeka Falls (opens the original)
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Niagara Falls is perhaps the most popular place to see Ontarioâs fall colours, but a natural wonder in the Lake Superior region is also a must-see for travellers. According to Ontario Parksâ fall colour report and Destination Ontario, Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park, about 30 kilometres west of Thunder Bay, offers scenic views set against Ontarioâs second-highest waterfall. Kakabeka Falls has been dubbed âNiagara of the Northâ by Destination Ontario. At an estimated 40 metres, Kakabek
Hamilton’s Spencer Gorge has vibrant fall colours and towering waterfalls. Here’s how to book your visit (opens the original)
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Fall colours are peaking soon and Ontarioâs âCity of Waterfalls,â is a great place to see the vibrant red, yellow, and brown leaves against a backdrop of a waterfall nearly as high as Niagara Falls. Hamilton has been dubbed âthe waterfall capital of the worldâ with more than 100 scenic cascades. Spencer Gorge Conservation Area in the community of Dundas has two of the areaâs most popular sites. Spencer Gorge is especially popular from September to November for its vivid display of fa
Bed Bath & Beyond Canada is back — here's what's different this time (opens the original)
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Bed Bath & Beyond, which closed all of its Canadian stores in 2023, is back with a new e-commerce platform under Canadian ownership and leadership. It relaunched its e-commerce platform on Sept. 29Â with about 6,000 products available online and brick-and-mortar stores expected to open in late 2027. Sleep Country purchased the Canadian and U.K. rights to the Bed Bath & Beyond name and logos from Overstock.com. Under a reimagined vision built specifically for the Canadian market, the online store
When should you buy Halloween candy to get the best deals in Ontario? (opens the original)
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Itâs not even Thanksgiving yet, but Ontario shoppers are likely seeing an array of Halloween candy on store shelves, including mini chocolate bars in bulk quantities from retailers like Costco, Walmart and major grocery stores. Oct. 31 falls on a Saturday, which means neighbourhoods may see more kids trick-or-treating, without the worries of homework or school for the next morning. With the potential for peak candy demand and concerns over food inflation, consumers may be wondering: should you
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