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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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Loblaw Companies Limited has conducted an investigation into an incident that impacted some of its customers’ information in March. In a statement, the company says it worked closely with cybersecurity specialists to promptly contain the incident, and since then has conducted a detailed investigation and further strengthened technology safeguards. It also notified relevant law enforcement and regulatory authorities and have been working closely with them.

- Volumetric Building Companies cuts operational cycle times by 50% with SAP Cloud ERP - Second Nature Brands extends and strengthens their common enterprise platform following its Voortman acquisition - Modernized ERP foundation positions clients to scale operations and support AI-readiness ARMONK, N. Y., October 7, 2026 — IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced IBM Ready for SAP Solutions to help midsize and fast-growing organizations accelerate cloud ERP modernization, unify enterprise data, and establish an AI-ready digital core. Volumetric Building Companies and Second Nature Brands are among the clients using the solution to support growth and future AI initiatives.

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Owners rank long-term security above revenue growth, and most see employee financial stress as a business risk Most Canadian small business owners say that feeling more financially secure would make them more willing to take risks with their business, according to new research from Sun Life.

Insurers want a single cabinet member responsible for climate adaptation after Quebec's disaster losses more than doubled in a decade The Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) is urging Quebec's incoming Parti Québécois government to appoint a dedicated minister of resilience.

Cyber Proactive Response update also stretches the business interruption indemnity period to 18 months CFC has updated its Cyber Proactive Response (CPR) policy to cover senior executives personally targeted in cyberattacks, add affirmative wording for AI-related exposures and extend the business interruption indemnity period from 12 to 18 months.