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• Spat breaks out between Tim Hortons franchisee factions over public complaints April 19, 2018
  The Tim Hortons franchisee advisory board is slamming a group representing at least half of the brand's restaurant owners for publicly making complaints about their parent company Restaurant Brands International Inc.
• Wine industry, business groups disappointed by Supreme Court's interprovincial beer ruling April 19, 2018
  Business groups and free-market advocates are expressing disappointment with Thursday's ruling by the Supreme Court of Canada that dealt a blow to those who want to see interprovincial trade barriers knocked down.
• Humboldt Broncos GoFundMe closes, raises more than $15M April 19, 2018
  The GoFundMe page dedicated to the Humboldt Broncos, believed to be the largest of its kind in Canadian history, stopped taking donations at midnight Wednesday as planned.
• 'We are sorry': Facebook execs grilled by Canadian MPs over Cambridge Analytica scandal April 19, 2018
• B.C. leads the country in C-section deliveries, data reveals April 19, 2018
  More than one in three deliveries in B.C. hospitals were by C-section last year, the highest rate of surgical birth in Canada, new national data reveals.
• B.C. leads the country in C-section deliveries, data reveals April 19, 2018
  More than one in three deliveries in B.C. hospitals were by C-section last year, the highest rate of surgical birth in Canada, new national data reveals.
• Supreme Court rules provinces can limit amount of alcohol crossing their borders April 19, 2018
  The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled unanimously that provinces and territories have the constitutional right to restrict the importation of goods from each other, as long as the primary aim of the restriction isn't to impede trade.
• Tom Cochrane releases his reworked version of Big League April 19, 2018
  Tom Cochrane has released a reworked version of his song Big League and will donate all proceeds to a fund created to support those affected by the April 6 crash in Saskatchewan involving the Humboldt Broncos team bus and a tractor-trailer.
• Wynne defends comparing Ford to Trump, says it's not a campaign strategy April 19, 2018
• Brother of crash victim says removing rumble strips could cost more lives April 19, 2018
  Just days after the 16th anniversary of his brother's death, Ted Groen stood at the busy intersection of Alma Street and Howard Avenue in Amherstburg, Ont. where his brother was killed, saying town council has made a big mistake.