Tim Hortons, the beloved Canadian chain, is bringing back four nostalgic doughnuts to celebrate its 60th anniversary. The lucky quartet chosen for a revival includes The Dutchie, The Cinnamon Sugar Twist, The Blueberry Fritter, and The Walnut Crunch. Starting from January 10, these retro doughnuts will be available for a limited time, allowing customers to indulge in a taste of the past.
Average Canadians Slightly Worse Off Despite Pandemic Recovery
Despite the recovery from the pandemic, the average Canadian’s financial situation has taken a slight hit. Taking inflation into account, the real gross domestic product (GDP) per capita for Canadians is lower by about US$200 compared to before the pandemic. This decrease in economic prosperity puts Canada among the eight advanced economies out of 38 that have experienced a slide in this key metric.
Growth in Federal Civil Servants since 2015
Since Justin Trudeau became Prime Minister in 2015, the number of federal civil servants has increased significantly. In fact, it has gone up by 100,213, representing a staggering 39% growth. This expansion in the government workforce has occurred since the last full year of the Harper government, indicating a significant rise in public sector employment in Canada.
BYD of China Overtakes Tesla as Top-Selling Electric Vehicle Maker
Tesla, once the world’s leading electric vehicle maker, has lost its crown in the final three months of 2023. The new leader in electric vehicle sales is BYD of China, which sold 526,400 electric vehicles in the last quarter, surpassing Tesla’s 484,500 deliveries. This shift in the market highlights the increasing competition and demand for electric vehicles worldwide.
Analysts Downgrade Apple Stock
This week, analysts at Barclays downgraded the stock of tech giant Apple. The downgrade was attributed to lacklustre sales of the iPhone 15 and increased regulatory scrutiny of Apple’s service business. This downward revision reflects the challenges Apple is currently facing in maintaining its market dominance in the tech industry.
Renewable Sources Power Over Half of Germany’s Electricity Grid
Germany achieved a significant milestone in its renewable energy transition last year. Renewable sources of power, including offshore wind generators, solar panels, and biomass, generated 55% of the electricity on Germany’s power grids. This marks the first time that renewable energy has produced more than half of the country’s electricity, showcasing Germany’s commitment to sustainable and environmentally friendly energy sources.
Online Travel Agents Under Attack by Ryanair CEO
Michael O’Leary, the chief executive of European budget airline Ryanair, has criticized online travel agents, referring to them as “scam artists.” In response to this criticism, several online ticket agents have suddenly stopped selling Ryanair flights, suggesting potential tensions between the airline and these intermediaries.
President of Harvard University Resigns
Claudine Gay, the president of Harvard University, has resigned from her position. This resignation comes after an appearance before a congressional hearing that investigated how university administrations handle antisemitism on campuses. Gay is the second president of an Ivy League university to step down following this hearing, highlighting the significance and impact of the ongoing discussions surrounding this important issue.
Toronto Home Sales Experience Significant Decline
Compared to the booming year of 2021, home sales in Toronto dropped significantly in the past year. The number of residential sales in Toronto was approximately 46% lower, with around 66,000 sales in total. This decline reflects a slowdown in the real estate market and a shift in buyer behavior following the peak of activity in 2021.
SpaceX Accused of Firing Employees over Letter Criticizing Elon Musk
A U.S. labor agency has accused rocket maker SpaceX of terminating eight employees for circulating a letter that described company founder Elon Musk as “a brutal and unforgiving boss.” This accusation raises concerns about the work environment at SpaceX and the treatment of employees, shedding light on the potential challenges faced by those working in the aerospace industry.
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