This news roundup covers a variety of stories from across Canada, including the impact of the GST holiday on small businesses, the recognition of the Colored Hockey League of the Maritimes, and a Brantford stabbing charge. Other noteworthy stories include research on group sex, Trump's annexation proposal, Canada's new fentanyl czar, OpenAI's board decision, Naya Rivera's son update, the Homan curling team's success, and 'acoustically invisible' whale songs. Plus, explore stories about B.C.'s citrus industry and recommendations for Canadian products.
As Canada's Goods and Services Tax (GST) holiday comes to an end on Saturday, small businesses in Calgary are grappling with the question: was it worth it? The federal government introduced the temporary tax break in an attempt to ease the financial burden on consumers struggling with inflation. However, the impact on local businesses has been mixed. Some retailers report a surge in sales during the holiday period, while others say the boost was minimal.
The Colored Hockey League of the Maritimes is being honored as part of Black History Month celebrations. The league, which was founded in 1932, played a significant role in promoting Black excellence and providing opportunities for Black athletes in Canada. In other news, a Brantford man has been charged with attempted murder after stabbing. New research is shedding light on group sex in Canada, while a controversial proposal by former U.S. President Donald Trump to annex Canada has been met with ridicule in Niagara Falls. Canada's new fentanyl czar, Brosseau, officially assumes his role. OpenAI's board rejects Elon Musk's US$97.4 billion offer. Naya Rivera's ex-husband, Ryan Dorsey, shares an update on their son. The Homan curling team is on a roll heading into the Scotties Tournament of Hearts. Stuffed animals at a South Dakota museum will be relocated after health concerns forced them to be hidden. Some whale species sing at frequencies so low they are considered 'acoustically invisible' to predators, according to new research. 'California of Canada': In response to U.S. tariffs, British Columbia citrus growers believe production could increase. On a lighter note, a list of 30 products from Canadian brands that shoppers should consider adding to their wish lists has been compiled. If you have a small bathroom, these 15 space-saving products might be helpful. The Shopping Trends team provides recommendations for the best at-home hair gloss treatments available in Canada. For those seeking a retinol serum, there are 15 highly-rated options to explore.
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