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Toyota Canada issues do not drive notice to 7 3K owners Here s why - National

Toyota Canada is urging roughly 7,300 Canadian owners to 'stop driving' their vehicles due to a potentially fatal fault with the airbag inflator.

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Manulife, Loblaw reach deal on specialty drugs Why some experts are concerned - National

The new arrangement, details of which were shared with plan holders earlier this month, affects around 260 medications under the insurance company's Specialty Drug Care program.

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Manulife, Loblaw reach deal on specialty drugs Why some experts are concerned - National

Manulife, Loblaw reach deal on specialty drugs Why some experts are concerned - National
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Businesses could face penalties over online reviews, Competition Bureau warns - National

Misleading or false online reviews written by employees about their own company or competitors could result in penalties, Canada’s Competition Bureau has warned.

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Sent from my iPhone : Public warned of extra deceptive gift card scam - BC

One version of the emailed scam begins with, "Hi, how are things going with you? Are you busy? I need a quick favor," the BBB writes.

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