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Quebec adopted a bill on pricing transparency Thursday in an effort to battle price gouging. Tabled by Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette on Sept. 12, Bill 72 is intended to “protect…

An American who spends summers in B.C. is suing a travel insurance provider for $175,000 after it denied his claim to fly his wife, who had COVID and pneumonia, home…

Argos is set to close nine more stores in the months, Sainsbury’s has confirmed in a recent update. The supermarket chain, which also owns the retailers, has announced the wave…

Alltech, the animal nutrition and food group founded by the late Dr Pearse Lyons, is undertaking a review into the future of its brewery in Dundalk. The opening followed Alltech’s…

A local authority in Wales has become the first to begin the process of removing 20mph speed limits on certain roads, marking a small victory for motorists. Flintshire County Council…

Strikes impacting one of the biggest motor companies in the world have escalated, with key operations being affected by industrial action this week across the UK. Ford salary staff have…

An environmentalist behind the world’s largest “plogging” community has called on leaders at Cop29 to offer “climate optimism” amid widespread disappointment among young people. Vivek Gurav, 29, who lives in…

Former brigadier and Iraq War veteran Justin Maciejewski has delivered a firm message to the Labour Government on Armistice Day, telling them to free up more funds for defence. The…

At least six civilians have died and around 30 others were injured after Russian glide bombs, drones and a ballistic missile struck cities in southern and eastern Ukraine, officials said.…

A poll has found Nigel Farage to be the most popular political leader in Wales as he pledges to ‘replace the Conservatives’ as the opposition party in Wales and ‘take…