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A proposed class-action settlement of nearly £8 million concerning allegations of beef price-fixing may result in compensation for some Canadian customers. The settlement process is pending approval, with details on distribution yet to be finalised.

A new tourism campaign has introduced Calgary-themed colours and references at a downtown Toronto subway station, aimed at welcoming passengers and promoting Calgary’s attractions. The initiative highlights the city’s culture and seeks to enhance its visibility among travellers.

Attendees at the recent rally expressed concerns over Ontario’s newly established regulatory body for personal support workers, highlighting fears about the potential impact on employment and standards within the sector.

Conestoga College has recently come under increased financial scrutiny, resulting in the appointment of a government supervisor. The institution’s revenue is significantly dependent on international students, highlighting a critical reliance amid ongoing financial challenges.

Plans to remove the caretaker from the mountain have sparked concern among local residents and park visitors. Discussions are ongoing regarding the potential impact on the community and the park’s operations, highlighting the importance of caretaker presence for maintaining safety and support in the area.

Two paramedics and a patient were killed in New Brunswick following a collision between their ambulance and a transport truck, located just west of the Confederation Bridge. Authorities are investigating the incident to determine the circumstances surrounding the crash.

ConnexOntario reported a significant increase in calls to its gambling addiction support services, highlighting growing demand for listening and advice. The rise indicates a notable trend in the challenges faced by individuals dealing with gambling-related issues.

Farmers and experts report a slight delay in the ripening of Saskatoon berries, contrasting with other crops that are thriving due to the notably wet conditions experienced last month. This shift in berry maturation timing is being closely monitored.

City of Saskatoon officials have advised residents and pets to avoid the river and its banks due to fast-moving water, unstable banks, and submerged hazards. The warning aims to ensure safety as conditions present notable risks to public safety.

The union for Metro Vancouver regional services workers is evaluating the possibility of a full strike as negotiations continue. This decision follows ongoing discussions regarding working conditions and pay, raising concerns about potential service disruptions in the area.