Quebec chicken chain St-Hubert is entering the ‘value menu wars’ by offering a series of cheaper options for lunch and freezing prices on its main courses.
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Kelowna’s inaugural beer week wraps up with a street festival Saturday
The inaugural Kelowna Beer Week is about more than just lagers, pilsners and stouts. It’s a celebration of local craft beverage creators including ciders, wines, spirits and sodas.The Central Okanagan Brewers Association is behind the series of events that began on October 4th. Beer Week wraps u…
Why the Canucks waived Mark Friedman after opening-day roster deadline – Vancouver Is Awesome
Why the Canucks waived Mark Friedman after opening-day roster deadline Vancouver Is AwesomeCanucks’ Mark Friedman one of four players on waivers Sportsnet.caCanucks place defenceman Mark Friedman on waivers, assigned to Abbotsford Canucks ArmyFormer Flyers Defenseman Placed on Waivers The Hockey NewsCanucks Place Mark Friedman On Waivers prohockeyrumors.com
West Island man says home care cuts are causing burnout
At 68, Myles Charon never expected he would be a full-time caregiver. Until a few years ago, his 92-year-old mother lived on her own, but then she ended up in the hospital.
Free website alerts BC Ferries passengers when spots open up on full sailings
Over the summer, Victoria software engineer Vedran Budimcic watched his wife spend a week trying to get a coveted BC Ferries reservation, refreshing the website hundreds of times a day hoping for a cancellation on sold out sailings.
4 people in Ontario sickened with listeriosis amid beef tongue recall: ministry
The Ontario Ministry of Health says four people have been sickened after consuming beef tongue believed to be contaminated with listeria.
WestJet cancels Calgary-Cancun flights as Hurricane Milton rages
WestJet has cancelled a number of flights as Hurricane Milton approaches Florida – including a couple of Calgary trips.
Crash involving train, semi causes traffic delays near Lamont
A crash Tuesday morning between a train and a semi outside the Alberta town of Lamont is blocking traffic.
Ontario government engineers start job action in contract dispute
More than 600 professional engineers and land surveyors who work for the Ontario government have started a work-to-rule campaign and warn that their job action could affect the province’s ability to make progress on key infrastructure projects.
Katherine Dow’s forecast: The mercury continues to climb
The calendar might say October, but it will feel more like summer on Tuesday through parts of the province.
