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‘That cliffhanger was evil!’ 7 sensational shows fans vow were cancelled too early

Cliff Notes – ‘That cliffhanger was evil!’ 7 sensational shows fans vow were cancelled too early Firefly: Despite only airing for one season, this space Western has maintained a devoted fanbase, with many believing it deserved multiple additional seasons to explore its rich narrative. Santa Clarita Diet: This unique zombie comedy was abruptly cancelled after [...]Toronto, ON · Toronto See the Story

Popular Casual Restaurant Chain Faces Alarming Legal Threat

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Classic restaurant chain faces a legal attack from an activist group.See the Story

Here's the Annual Salary You'd Need to Buy a House in These 24 Quebec Cities

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Buying a home in Quebec isn't what it used to be. Depending on where you're looking, prices can feel either surprisingly manageable or completely out of reach, and your salary might be the biggest factor.A recent report from the Association professionnelle des courtiers immobiliers du Québec (APCIQ) breaks down just how much you’d need to earn per year to buy a median-priced single-family home in 24 cities across the province.According to APCIQ'…Quebec · Quebec See the Story

[Opinion] Canadians Just Shared Their Honest Opinions About Tipping and They Didn't Hold Back

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As the cost of living continues to climb, tipping has become an increasingly divisive issue for Canadians.While it's not legally required, tipping in Canada is widely seen as the social norm, and skipping it is often considered poor manners.These days, nearly everyone working in the service industry is expected to receive a tip, from bar staff and servers to barbers, hairdressers, and even coffee shop employees.A survey released by H&R Block in …Opinion · Montreal See the Story

Canadian passport continues to top US passport in latest global ranking

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Global citizenship and residence advisory firm Henley & Partners has published its latest passport index, with the Canadian passport once again ranking among the world’s top 10 most powerful travel documents. In the latest Henley Passport Index, released 22 July, Canada ranks in the eighth position, sharing the spot with the UAE and Estonia. DiscoverCanada · Canada See the Story

11 Quebec laws that get broken in the summer and how much they could cost you

Let's face it, summer in Quebec is too short.That's probably why we all get so excited when it finally rolls around. As a result, it becomes a little easier to forget about the rules. But believe it or not, laws don't go on vacation. That's why we looked into some of the most commonly broken Quebec laws in the summertime — and how much the fines can set you back.Many people don't even realize they're breaking the rules (or that they're even rule…Montreal · Montreal Read Article

New U.S. visa integrity fee to affect some travellers including from Canada

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Some people travelling to the United States from countries including Canada will have to pay a “visa integrity fee” of US$250, but an immigration lawyer says most Canadian citizens won’t be affected. U.S.-Canada Relations · Canada See the Story

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