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Ontario border travellers: your NEXUS interview window is shrinking (opens the original)
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Frequent border crossers with conditional NEXUS approval will soon face a tighter deadline to schedule an enrolment interview with customs officials in Canada and the United States following new rules announced on Oct. 1. After changes were announced by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), the current five-year booking window to schedule an enrolment interview will shrink to just two years for anyone who is conditionally approved for the NEXUS program on or after April 1, 2027. NEXUS is a t
The scariest Halloween animatronics for sale in Ontario right now — before they're sold out (opens the original)
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Ontario shoppers hunting for Halloween animatronics this season have a shrinking window to buy. Major retailers like Spirit Halloween, Home Depot and Costco all have life-sized and giant-sized options in stores now, but popular characters are already selling out ahead of Oct. 31. Metroland checked in-store and online across southern Ontario and found picks ranging from $69.98 to $449.99. Product selection and availability may differ from store to store, especially as we get closer to Oct. 31. Wh
StatCan study finds younger Canadians are less hopeful about democracy — but that doesn't mean voter apathy (opens the original)
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Canadian millennials may be less hopeful about the future of democracy compared to older adults, according to a Statistics Canada study released this week. But that isn’t necessarily leading to voter apathy on election day. Released Monday, “Taking the pulse: Perceptions of democracy in Canada,” reveals 12 per cent of respondents felt “very hopeful” about the way democracy works in Canada. The study also found 71 per cent of Canadians were “a little” or “somewhat hopeful,” while 17 per cent were
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
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