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🚨 Tim Hortons Raises Prices + Doug Ford Threatens Crown Royal
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☕ Tim Hortons Raises Coffee Prices for the First Time in Three Years
Tim Hortons has increased the price of its coffee by about 1.5%, marking the first hike in nearly three years due to rising coffee bean costs driven by inflation. The company estimates the increase to be about 3 cents per cup, reflecting broader price pressures in the supply chain.
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🥃 Doug Ford Threatens to Pull Crown Royal, Smirnoff from LCBO Shelves
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is escalating his dispute with Diageo by threatening to remove Crown Royal and Smirnoff from LCBO stores if the company closes its Amherstburg bottling plant. The closure could cost 200 jobs, prompting Ford to leverage Ontario’s purchasing power in protest.
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🎯 Trump Imposes New Tariffs on Canadian Lumber and Furniture
U.S. President Donald Trump announced a 10% tariff on imported softwood lumber and a 25% tariff on kitchen cabinets and upholstered furniture, effective October 14. These tariffs escalate trade tensions and could disrupt Canadian producers, with rates set to increase further in January next year.
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📝Conservative Leader Criticizes Carney’s Handling of Trade and Tariffs in Letter Ahead of U.S. Visit
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre pens a scathing letter to Prime Minister Mark Carney ahead of his meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, accusing him of underperforming on trade and urging him to return from Washington with concrete wins for Canada. Writing, "No more losing," Poilievre offers to join Carney in negotiations with the Trump administration.
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🚨 Sudbury Murder Suspect Arrested at Toronto Pearson Airport
Romaine Sam, wanted for a double homicide in Greater Sudbury, was arrested October 4 at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport after fleeing the country. He faces two counts of second-degree murder and remains in custody while police continue to seek other suspects.
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📅 Canada Shifts Federal Budget Release to Fall Starting This Year
Canada’s federal government will now release its main budget in the fall instead of the traditional spring, with the next budget scheduled for November 4. This change aims to provide better clarity and planning for capital projects, separating operational spending from long-term investments.
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🚬 WHO Warns Millions of Youth at Risk from Alarming Rise in Vaping
New WHO Data shows that millions of children worldwide are addicted to e-cigarettes, an "alarming" surge compared to older generations. The tobacco and nicotine industries are aggressively targeting millions of young people who experts warn are at increased risk of disease, disability and premature death.
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✈️ Israel Deports Greta Thunberg and 170 Gaza Flotilla Activists
Israel deported climate activist Greta Thunberg and 170 other activists from a flotilla attempting to breach its Gaza blockade to deliver aid. The deportees were sent to Greece and Slovakia amid accusations of mistreatment during detention by Israeli authorities.
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STC Tuesdays 🛠️
The Skilled Trades College (STC) is dedicated to providing hands-on training and education in a variety of high-demand skilled trades. With expert instructors and a focus on real-world experience, STC equips students with the skills needed to excel in fields like electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and more. Whether you're just starting or looking to upskill, STC offers a pathway to a rewarding career in the trades. Stay tuned every Tuesday for updates and success stories from STC! 🔥💪
THIS OR THAT? 🛠️
@stc_canada THIS OR THAT: Would you prefer to work with power tools or hand tools?! 🤔🛠️ Let us know in the comments! 👇 . . . #thisorthat #stc #tradesc... See more
SKILLED TRADE NEWS 🛠️
✅ You can turn your DIY skills into a skilled trades career path through assessing your skills, training, apprenticeship, and advancing your career. Many DIY enthusiasts hesitate to turn hobbies in careers, out of fear of killing the joy in their hobby, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Skilled trade workers are in high demand, get high pay, and have a lot of freedom to choose where their career goes. Skilled Trades College will show you how to turn what you love into a career.
THINKING OF LEARNING A NEW SKILL? GET TRAINED THE RIGHT WAY, WITH STC! 🙌
Many people want to break into the Skilled Trades but don’t have the gear or resources to get started, which can hold them back. At Skilled Trades College, they remove that barrier by providing the tools and equipment you need, so you can focus on learning, growing, and mastering the trade. All it takes is the drive — STC takes care of the rest!
Skilled Trades College programs ensure you are in the lab 80% of the time working with what matters most – YOUR HANDS!
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Tuesday Around Town
🎵 TD Student Music Festival
Experience fresh talent at the TD Student Music Festival, showcasing performances by emerging student musicians across genres. It’s a vibrant celebration of youth and creativity in Toronto’s music scene.
❓ Trivia Night at The Wolfe Tone
Challenge your brain and compete with friends at The Wolfe Tone’s lively weekly trivia night. Expect a night full of fun questions, great drinks, and friendly competition.
🎸 Steve Hackett Solo Tour: Genesis, Greats & Lamb Highlights
Catch legendary guitarist Steve Hackett as he performs iconic Genesis tracks alongside solo hits and selections from his classic album Lamb. A must-see for prog rock fans cherishing timeless melodies and virtuosity.
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News and Highlights:
BLUE JAYS WIN GAME 2 OF YANKEE SERIES: The Toronto Blue Jays took game 2 against the New York Yankees with a score of 13-7.
BLUE JAYS TO PLAY YANKEES TONIGHT: The Toronto Blue Jays will face off against the New York Yankees tonight in ALDS game 3.
TORONTO RAPTORS DEFEATED BY DENVER NUGGETS: The Nuggets took their game against the Raptors with a slim margin of only 4. The score was 112-108.
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