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ADVERTISEMENTWindsor WatchFraud charges have been dropped against a Windsor business owner after he died. CTV Windsor’s Michelle Maluske brings us up to date. October 07, 2026 at 6:24p.m. EDT

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I've traveled to 110 countries, and I try to learn and make something wherever I go. A few years ago in Gyumri, Armenia, a guide led me past the souvenir stalls and into an artist's studio called Varem Marem. For the next 45 minutes, I made a miniature traditional Armenian door from plaster using a mold, then painted it to turn it into a fridge magnet. I'm not crafty, and it was more abstract than intended, but I was hooked before the paint had dried. The experience cost about $10, and the magnet is still on my fridge. After most of my trips to 110 countries, I came home with shot glasses and keychains. Since Gyumri, I look for a small class on every trip, where I can learn from locals and make something I'll take with me. It's nice that the skills I learn and things I make keep getting used after I get home

7 October 2026BBCMim Sarre said she wanted to thank everyone for their supportThe owner of an island food kiosk and pizza truck says her team is "shaken" after the business was targeted by criminals. Mim's World said an attempt was made to force entry into its kiosk at Cobo, Guernsey, in the early hours of Tuesday and their pizza truck was broken into with cash taken and oil poured inside the van. Guernsey Police said it was investigating and urging people with information to get in contact. Owner Mim Sarre said: "I'd just like to thank everybody for all their support... it's very, very endearing and we all really appreciate it. "In a post on social media, Mim's World said: "An amount of cash was stolen and for reasons we simply cannot understand, oil was then poured throughout the pizza truck, causing significant additional damage and disruption. "Thankfully, the kiosk remained secure, despite attempts to force open the hatch! " It added beyond the financial cost and damage, there was a very "real human impact". "We are shaken, and a little scared to be honest," the post said.

She kept showing up for treatment. The tribunal wanted something attendance can't prove What happened: An Ontario tribunal turned down a claimant's bid for six treatment and assessment plans from Intact.

At SAP Connect, we announced new and enhanced Joule Assistants for SAP Customer Experience, expanded SAP Order Management Services for complex B2B environments, and the general availability of SAP Commerce Cloud, cloud ERP edition. These announcements build on the Autonomous Customer Experience strategy we introduced at SAP Sapphire. That premise is straightforward: AI must understand customer intent, make context-aware decisions, and execute within business guardrails. Following through on a customer commitment requires AI grounded in real-time, enterprise-wide business data, with a deep understanding of the processes needed to orchestrate work from intent to outcome.

New Brunswick·US-Canada Trade WarNackawic's pulp mill will cease operations on Nov. 4, putting an estimated 350 employees out of work. Nackawic business owner walks away from U. S. orders a second timeRaechel Huizinga · CBC News · Posted: Oct 07, 2026 5:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: October 7Listen to this articleEstimated 3 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. Alicia Nicholson and her husband, Troy Nicholson, are navigating both the loss of Troy's job and the potential closure of Alicia's business due to U. S. tariffs. (Submitted by Alicia Nicholson)Alicia Nicholson has spent this year watching the same storms roll through. She’s the owner of Upfront Cosmetics, a small business launched in 2019 based in Nackawic. At the height of its success, Upfront’s products could be found in nearly 600 stores across North America, with U. S. exports accounting for between 30 and 50 per cent of business. As Nicholson grew her business — pausing U. S.

HamiltonPublished: October 07, 2026 at 2:44p.m. EDT(Frank Lynn / CTV Kitchener) Masked suspects carrying guns tried to rob at least two businesses in Ohsweken. Six Nations Police said they were called to a business on Highway 54 around 2 a.m. Tuesday. They were told multiple people wearing masks walked into the business and at least one weapon was fired. When the suspects left, they headed east towards Caledonia. No one was hurt. Officers learned shortly before that incident, the suspects had tried to rob another business on Highway 54 and had successfully broken into a third business where they stole merchandise and cash. Patrols will be increased in the area as the investigation continues.

The BC NDP unveiled its plan to support small B. C. businesses as they deal with the ramifications of the U. S.-Canada trade war and wildfires. The party, which called a snap election last month, said that if re-elected, it will introduce a $500 million relief fund for small businesses in B. C.

She went to both insurer exams without a word of complaint, and it still didn't help Jevco What happened: Jevco must pay non-earner benefits after a denial letter failed to name the benefit it was refusing.

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