Empathy in Action: The Nelson Street Pub’s Heartwarming Movement Against Hunger
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November 18, 2023
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Foods, News
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The reminders of humanity’s compassion shine brightly in moments like this. It’s truly a heartwarming sight. In Pembroke, Ontario, the Nelson Street Pub sparked a heartwarming movement to aid those battling hunger within their community. Starting on November 10, they introduced a special program: customers could purchase a food item or a meal and have the receipt displayed on a …
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Nigerian Man Fined $7,500 for Smuggling Crocodile Meat!
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September 25, 2023
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Foods, Health
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In February 2022, Adeleke Abubakar Ali-Ibironke, a Nigerian national, faced a penalty of $7,500 for attempting to smuggle crocodile meat into Canada when he arrived at Calgary International Airport. The discovery was made during a routine inspection by vigilant officers from the Canada Border Services Agency. What set this incident apart from a standard customs check was the nature of …
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The Dangerous Allure of Viral Challenges: A Parent’s Wake-Up Call
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September 24, 2023
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Foods
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The allure of viral challenges on social media can be captivating, especially for teenagers seeking online recognition. However, a heartbreaking incident involving a vibrant 14-year-old named Harris Wolobah serves as a sobering reminder of the hidden dangers lurking behind these seemingly harmless trends. On September 1st, tragedy struck the Wolobah family in Worcester, Massachusetts, when they discovered their beloved son, …
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Celebrating Culinary Excellence: Travelling Dishes Takes Home Runner-Up Award in the 2023 Made in Alberta Sweet Food Category
A resounding round of applause goes to Aunty Dupe & Seun from Travelling Dishes for their exceptional achievement in securing the Runner-Up Award in the prestigious 2023 Made in Alberta Sweet Food category! At the heart of this recognition is Travelling Dishes’ delectable Chin Chin Poppers, a culinary marvel that has captured hearts and taste buds alike. Chin Chin, a …
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Shop African Groceries Online: Kuza Marketplace Offers On-Demand Delivery Service Across Canada
Kuza Marketplace is the first online African grocery store in Canada that offers on-demand delivery service in Regina. Customers in Regina can take advantage of the convenience of having their orders delivered in 2 hours or less, making it a quick and reliable option. No matter where in Canada customers are located, Kuza Marketplace can accommodate them with shipping taking …
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The Sweetest Heist in Canadian History: How a Gang Stole $18.7 Million Worth of Maple Syrup
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April 22, 2023
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Culture, Foods
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The Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist was a theft that occurred over several months between 2011 and 2012. The perpetrators stole nearly 3,000 tonnes of maple syrup, valued at C$18.7 million, from a facility operated by the Federation of Quebec Maple Syrup Producers (FPAQ), which represents 77% of the global maple syrup supply. Many people liken the group to the …
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CBCC Launches #BlackFoodEnergy Entrepreneurship Accelerator with DoorDash: Supporting Black-Owned Food Businesses in Greater Toronto Area
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April 12, 2023
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Foods, News
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The Canadian Black Chamber of Commerce (CBCC) has partnered with DoorDash and Spring Activator to launch the #BlackFoodEnergy Entrepreneurship Accelerator. The ten-week program aims to support Black-owned and operated food businesses in the Greater Toronto Area by addressing day-to-day business challenges. It is also backed by the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev). The accelerator program offers a …
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Grocery Shopping on a Budget: 10 Practical Tips for Canadians to Save Money on Their Grocery Bill
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April 5, 2023
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Couponing, Foods
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As a budget-conscious individual, managing your grocery expenses is an important part of your overall financial strategy. Whether you’re an immigrant or not, saving money on groceries can help you stretch your budget and make the most of your hard-earned dollars. In this blog post, we will share some practical tips on how to save money on groceries, regardless of …
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