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Yahoo News CanadaTim Hortons Rewards program gets overhaul: What are the best and worst value items?
The Tim Hortons Rewards program is getting a major update in February 2023, and here are the new best and worst value items for your points.
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Tim Hortons Rewards: The best and worst value items
If you want to get the best value for your hard-earned points, here are the items that will give you the most and least value for your money.
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Sights and sounds from the Black Lives Matter protests in Ottawa
On Friday, thousands of people descended on the streets of Ottawa in support of abolishing anti-Black racism.
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Celebrating Disability Pride Month with Verizon's ADVANCE Employee Resource Group
Verizon's ADVANCE ERG has been celebrating Disability Pride Month throughout July, and is marking the end with a collaborative art project, a Virtual Quilt.
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Then and now: A look at how Trump's and Biden's inauguration ceremonies compare
While there were no crowds allowed to gather due to COVID-19 restriction, Biden’s inauguration did look similar to Trump’s in many ways.
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Joe Biden, Kamala Harris sworn in: Inauguration Day 2021
Trump did not attend, but other former presidents did, including Barack Obama and Bill Clinton.
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Trump on Biden's Inauguration Day
After four years, U.S. President Donald Trump will be leaving office as President-elect Joe Biden is sworn into the position on Jan. 20, 2021.
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National Guard troops seen sleeping in U.S. Capitol building ahead of impeachment vote
Hundreds of U.S. National Guard members were seen getting some rest ahead of what is expected to be a tumultuous day in Washington, D.C.
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World newspapers react to U.S. election indecision
With mail-in ballots still being counted in critical states like Georgia, Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania, newspapers globally had to publish front pages without knowing if Donald Trump or Joe Biden had won the U.S. election. All across the United States, Canada, and around the world, publishers jumped on the tight race with unique illustrations, images of Biden and Trump pitted against one another, or voters at the polls. As the world continues to wait on the final counts from key states, the news cycle continues, and people globally are wondering whose picture will appear on tomorrow's newspaper.
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Canada's COVID-19 cases: Ontario anticipates 1,000 cases a day in latest modelling
The latest developments from Canada on Sept. 30, relating to the recent surge in COVID-19 cases nationwide.
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Canada's COVID-19 cases: Hospitalizations on the rise in Ontario, Quebec
The latest developments from Canada on Sept. 29, relating to the recent surge in COVID-19 cases nationwide.
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'They sing Zoë, Zoë, Zoë': The Irish charity bringing fresh water and more to Malawi
When John and Mary Coyne were invited by a friend to Malawi 15 years ago, they didn’t know it would change the rest of their lives.
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Back to school plans for students across Canada in the age of COVID-19
Provinces are releasing their back-to-school plans for students ahead of the September 2020 return to the classroom.
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Raffi, Yo-Yo Ma team up for 'Baby Beluga' anniversary
In a new video uploaded to YouTube, Raffi is joined by world-renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma to perform the song in a way that people have never heard before.
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Anti-racism protests take place worldwide
Around the world, people are taking to the streets to protest acts of racially-motivated violence by police against members of the Black community.
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PHOTOS: Swarms of locusts threaten India's crops
Millions of locusts have been descending on parts of India since April.
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Memorial for Capt. Jenn Casey in Kamloops, B.C.
Canadians across the country are mourning the passing of the Snowbirds’ Capt. Jenn Casey.
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PHOTOS: How cities are reopening around the world after COVID-19 forced closures
This week, countries around the world are lifting restrictions to allow certain businesses to re-open under certain conditions after COVID-19 closures.
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PHOTOS: 75 years since VE Day
May 8 marks VE (Victory in Europe) Day. In 1945, it was the day that the Allied forces formally accepted Nazi Germany’s unconditional surrender.
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