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Jim Balsillie’s food bank donation spurred by soaring demand in prosperous Waterloo region (opens the original)
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In the past decade, the Food Bank of Waterloo Region has undergone a drastic transformation: The number of staff has more than doubled to 54, the storage square footage has shot up to accommodate millions of pounds of food annually and the trucks that transport that food have gotten even larger. Although based in one of Canada’s most prosperous regions, the food bank’s growth has been a response to a surge in demand for emergency food support. Data released last year from the Kitchener, Ont.-bas
Why Surrey scored top marks for renters in the Vancouver area (opens the original)
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The Globe and Mail’s 2026 ranking of the most renter-friendly cities in the country showed that those willing to take a chance on Saskatchewan may discover an easier life. But if they’re set on the Vancouver area, renters may find that rising star Surrey seals the deal. The suburban city led our regional ranking, which looked at the Vancouver Census Metropolitan Area (CMA), including 14 communities in the area, along with Vancouver itself. Located south of the Fraser River, Surrey scored the hig
For weary customs brokers, Trump’s ever-changing trade policies are a headache and a boon to business (opens the original)
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At first, Lisa McEwan thought trade might be at risk of stopping altogether. United States President Donald Trump had just announced 25-per-cent tariffs on Canadian goods, and, as a customs broker, Mrs. McEwan relied on per-entry fees from her clients as they moved products across the border. But it quickly became clear in February, 2025, that there would be an even greater need for her services than before. And things have only ramped up with this summer’s latest drama. Mrs. McEwan’s team at He
Most Canadians support Carney’s counter-tariff measures, poll suggests (opens the original)
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Most Canadians support Prime Minister Mark Carney’s decision to walk away from trade negotiations with the United States and instead impose retaliatory countertariffs, even if it means paying more for goods, a new poll suggests. A Nanos Research survey conducted for The Globe and Mail found that 85 per cent of more than 1,000 respondents said they support or somewhat support Mr. Carney’s rejection of the proposed trade deal with the Trump administration. The survey also found that 80 per cent of
Toronto couple turns their backyard into a sleek, two-bedroom garden suite (opens the original)
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For years, former school principal Bill Harrison and former teacher Mary Hamawaki regularly hosted staff parties in their large Danforth backyard in Toronto’s east end. They always looked at the space with an eye for what it could become. But the couple’s vision of building a small extra home in their backyard encountered a snag: Such garden suites were illegal in Toronto. At least they were until February, 2022, when the city approved zoning amendments that made detached backyard units an optio
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