Also Arctic Char is effing delicious so I wish these guys great success.

Apropos of nothing but that Outbound 3 person tent is a good buy for $53. I got a number of seasons out of mine.

but it plans to offer a cheaper version supported by advertising in Canada starting in November.

Not free it seems.

Well what do I do with this feeling of annoyance now?!

Same. I will go to the cashier even when it's somewhat inconvenient to me just because I despise the idea that the grocery store is making me be the cashier for free.

Go figure rampant profiteering would impact demand.

Don't think of it that way. I'm pleased as a peach whenever others contribute.

Well, the CityNews article is sourced from the same place as the Winnipeg Free Press article I linked (The Canadian Press), so it doesn't impact the content of the article at any rate.

Minor correction, CTV and CityNews are not related entities. CTV is owned by Bell and CityNews by Rogers.

The Military Grievances External Review Committee’s recommendations are not binding, but they may put pressure on the chief of the defence staff to make a final decision on the 157 grievances that have been filed.

So, the final decision is yet to come.

End credit reporting companies. None of us signed up to be tracked by these companies. And they have repeatedly shown they aren't trustworthy with the information they collect. Whether that be making our lives harder with 'glitches' like this, or getting hacked and leaking private information to people seeking to commit identity fraud. They shouldn't exist.

While I agree with the idea of a windfall tax on excessive profit, I think we ought to go further. These companies have shown that they are willing to gouge Canadians in emergency moments when we are at our most uncertain. Well, it's fairly well known that Saskatchewan enjoys some of the best telco service in the country thanks to the presence of SaskTel keeping them honest. So I propose we start a nationally owned grocery chain in that vein which, being run for the public benefit rather than for profit, would be able to set prices that the private and proven to be untrustworthy grocers will be forced to compete with.