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1 week ago | 
thespec.com | Nathan Bawaan
The past couple of months have been filled with uncertainty for Toronto bar owner Cesar Mesen. Ever since U.S. President Donald Trump launched his tariff attack on Canada — and the world — Mesen says the cost of running The Pint Public House has soared. Food prices are up, along with everything from the price of napkins and takeout containers to aluminum beer cans — all hurting Mesen’s bottom line.
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1 week ago | 
stcatharinesstandard.ca | Nathan Bawaan
The past couple of months have been filled with uncertainty for Toronto bar owner Cesar Mesen. Ever since U.S. President Donald Trump launched his tariff attack on Canada — and the world — Mesen says the cost of running The Pint Public House has soared. Food prices are up, along with everything from the price of napkins and takeout containers to aluminum beer cans — all hurting Mesen’s bottom line.
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2 weeks ago | 
thespec.com | Nathan Bawaan
The union representing 3,600 Workplace Safety and Insurance Board workers says the provincial Crown agency has signed contracts with U.S.-based companies in recent months at the cost of jobs and higher wages.
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2 weeks ago | 
thespec.com | Nathan Bawaan
Thousands of Ontario care workers are on strike after failing to reach a new work agreement with the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB). Beginning Thursday and through Friday, 3,600 case managers, nurses and health specialists will be on a “rolling” strike in cities across Ontario, including Toronto, Ottawa and London. A rolling strike means that only some workers will be off the job at one time to ensure other services can still operate.
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2 weeks ago | 
caledonenterprise.com | Nathan Bawaan
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2 weeks ago | 
thespec.com | Anastasia Blosser |Nathan Bawaan
It was anything but business as usual for hundreds of thousands of Bell customers Wednesday morning. Starting around 9 a.m., customers across Ontario, Quebec and parts of Atlantic Canada reported internet and cellular service outages, just as they were logging on for work or getting started with their day.
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2 weeks ago | 
therecord.com | Anastasia Blosser |Nathan Bawaan
It was anything but business as usual for hundreds of thousands of Bell customers Wednesday morning. Starting around 9 a.m., customers across Ontario, Quebec and parts of Atlantic Canada reported internet and cellular service outages, just as they were logging on for work or getting started with their day.
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3 weeks ago | 
therecord.com | Nathan Bawaan
Four years have passed since the accident — and Terry Montrose still can’t go back to work. It was a “beautiful, sunny evening” in May 2015, as Montrose remembers it, and the North York man was crossing the street on his way home from his shift at an office furniture manufacturer. Suddenly he was hit in the face by one of the side mirrors on a passing car, causing an injury to his lower back.
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3 weeks ago | 
thespec.com | Nathan Bawaan
Four years have passed since the accident — and Terry Montrose still can’t go back to work. It was a “beautiful, sunny evening” in May 2015, as Montrose remembers it, and the North York man was crossing the street on his way home from his shift at an office furniture manufacturer. Suddenly he was hit in the face by one of the side mirrors on a passing car, causing an injury to his lower back.
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4 weeks ago | 
thespec.com | Nathan Bawaan
“If I had not already started this project in 2024, I would not be taking it on now to travel to the U.S.,” Tyler, an engineer originally from Vancouver who now lives and works in the U.K., told the Star. Tyler asked that the Star only use his first name out of concerns speaking publicly could cause him issues entering the U.S. for future work trips. The engineer has crossed the border for more than 10 years now.
