The company said in its second-quarter earnings report on Thursday that the closures will save $35 million to $40 million in annual operating income, despite the loss of $300 million in sales.
It happened a little after nine in the evening on July 7 to a young family in Middlesex Centre, a rural area north of London, Ont., according to Ontario Provincial Police Const. Liz Melvin.
FREDERICTON — The federal Employment and Social Development minister says every family receiving the Universal Child Care Benefit will end up with more money in the bank than before changes came into effect in January.
WINNIPEG — Swimming legend Mark Tewksbury says it's only fitting that he present his gold medal from the 1992 Olympic Games to the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg.
OTTAWA — Members of U.S. congress have written to Health Minister Rona Ambrose to draw attention to their concerns over Canada's proposal to force all oxycodone producers to make tamper-resistant forms of the drug.
Law firm Sutts, Strosberg LLP says the suit by Dominik Konjevic, a taxicab owner and operator, has been filed as class action with the Ontario Superior Court of Justice.