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The old Bakers Dozen Donuts shop in downtown Bowmanville is being renovated to a new Starbuck coffee shop.Just the facts:鈥?The long-standing Bakers Dozen Donuts shop, at 96 King St. E. in Bowmanville, closed more than a year ag
cups stanley o. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?In late May, work began to renovate the building approximately 2,400 square feet to reopen as a new Starbucks coffee shop. 鈥?The corner lot at Hwy. 2 and George Street features a small drive-thru that exits on the west side of the property. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?One on-street parking space to the east of the driveway may be removed. The parking space could block sight-lines, particularly with anticipated driv
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OTTAWA 鈥?Canada Revenue Agency is launching a website to help Canadians track which employers have been using government wage subsidies during the COVID-19 pandemic.The CRA says its Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy Registry website is part of a push for transparency around the government program, which as of last week included payments to 368,000 busin
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