Tim Hortons is introducing Baileys-flavoured non-alcoholic drinks at restaurants across Canada on Monday. The international coffee chain says it will be offering Baileys-flavoured coffee drinks and a Baileys-flavoured Boston cream doughnut for a limited time this season. Richardson said she's also heard some say the non-alcoholic drinks are "adding to our alcohol-obsessed culture." Allen said there are also treatments available for alcohol cravings, including medication and counselling, that can help people working to stay sober. CBC News contacted Tim Hortons for comment, but did not hear back in time for publication.

's education minister says 150 front-line positions have been added to the Island's public school system following a survey last spring that found 78 per cent of teachers experienced burnout, but the Green Party says the issues go deeper than staffing. Karla Bernard, the Green Party's interim leader, questioned Education Minister Natalie Jameson about the survey in the P.E.I. Green Party interim leader Karla Bernard questions Education Minister Natalie Jameson about teacher in the P.E.I Legislature on Friday. Karla Bernard, the Green Party interim leader, questions Education Minister Natalie Jameson in the P.E.I. I think this will help guide us as we move forward.... We are adding and we are investing and we are committed to making the education system better."

Piper Gilles, left, and Paul Poirier of Canada won ice dance gold at the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating: Cup of China on Saturday. (Geoff Robins/AFP via Getty Images/File - image credit)Two Canadian pairs finished atop the ice dance podium on Saturday at the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating: Cup of China. Gilles and Poirier earned 126.79 points in the free dance to bring their total to 207.83, edging Lajoie and Lagha for gold by just 1.81 points. Later on Saturday, Canadian pairs team Deanna Stellato-Dudek and Maxime Deschamps will look to secure their second straight Grand Prix victory after also winning Skate Canada. Stellato-Dudek, the 40-year-old born in Chicago, and Deschamps, a 31-year-old from Vaudreuil-Dorion, Que., entered the day with the lead after scoring 70.39 points during the free dance on Friday.

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi attends a meeting with his Tajik counterpart Emomali Rakhmon in Dushanbe, Tajikistan November 8, 2023. Press Service of the President of Tajikistan/Handout via REUTERS/File PhotoIranian President Ebrahim Raisi said on Saturday that the time had come for action over the conflict in Gaza rather than talk as he headed to Saudi Arabia to attend a summit on the war between Israel and Hamas militants. It should be for action," Raisi said at Tehran airport before departing for the summit of Arab and Islamic nations in the Saudi Arabian capital Riyadh. But these statements are not consistent with America's actions," Raisi said in the televised comments at Tehran airport. "The war machine in Gaza is in the hands of America, which is preventing a ceasefire in Gaza and expanding the war.

Others nominated for the awards she received are victims, as are her Indigenous fans, says Tim JohnsonTim Johnson feels strongly that “any and all” Juno awards given to Buffy Sainte-Marie intended to recognize Canadian and Indigenous musicians, should be rescinded. He has been a Juno awards judge for the Indigenous arts category. Sainte-Marie’s Power in the Blood won the award, which is intended to recognize Indigenous artists. She learned of her Indigenous ancestry through her mother, who was part Mi’kmaq, she said, and she was adopted by an Indigenous family as a young adult — a family who continues to support her. We still have over 600 Indigenous nations in Canada, with Indigenous populations.

It was our first time trying this new strategy where we don’t exchange, so we weren’t super sure what to expect. We were very nervous to go out and try something new, but we’re very happy with today’s result. We’ve often struggled off the start, myself especially because I’m a little slower, but we nailed that aspect of it today. We’re happy to get this first one done and are looking forward to improving for the next one. The Japanese have a great team, and we have a one-second gap to close on them, so a few weeks of training and perfecting the strategy will hopefully help us push for the top of the podium again.”

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This week’s Freedom Defender—picked by Josh—is Ryan O’Connor, Partner with Zayouna Law Firm. Here’s Josh’s summary:I picked Ryan because Ryan has fought against so many insane COVID-19 restrictions in cases that don’t always get a lot of media attention but that mean a lot to the people involved. Ryan shamed the Ontario government into allowing gyms to open for people with disabilities during the January 2022 lockdown, which was discriminatory at a time when Leafs, Sens and Raptors were allowed to go to gyms. Just this past week, Ryan successfully secured the withdrawal of charges against people facing $6,000 fines for showing up at the border without valid PCR test results during the pandemic. Way to go, Ryan!

Social media in Mississippi Mills is abuzz after the proprietors of Almonte’s Vodkow made a successful pitch to the panel of CBC’s Dragons’ Den during Season 18 Episode 8 last night on TV (November 9th). Omid McDonald and Neal McCarten were asking 800 thousand dollars for a 5 percent investment in their business, which uses innovative processes to create their Vodka Cream liqueur. How did it turn out? Check out https://www.cbc.ca/dragonsden/pitches/vodkowBy Rick Stow

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Valérie Maltais and Antoine Gélinas-Beaulieu finish just off the Mass Start podium in fourth placeOBIHIRO, JAPAN – It was a golden start to the 2023-24 international season for Canada’s Ivanie Blondin, who captured gold in the Mass Start at the first ISU World Cup Speed Skating stop of the campaign in Obihiro, Japan. Teammate Valérie Maltais, who captured her first World Cup medal in the Mass Start last season in Poland, finished just outside of medal contention in fourth place (8:26.05). It was also the 33-year-old’s second career Mass Start medal from Obihiro, having previously won gold in 2014. On the men’s side, Sherbrooke’s Antoine Gélinas-Beaulieu narrowly missed the podium in his return to the Mass Start. Valérie was fourth, so we’re not far off from having that happen.” Ivanie Blondin“I’m happy with how I raced today’s Mass Start.

A Facebook post about the termination of the Kings Mountain’s annual Christmas light show stirred up an outcry in the community Wednesday. Just hours following Tuesday municipal elections and a change in leadership, the post on the Kings Mountain Fantasy Light Show Facebook page announced the end of the show. The popular light show, which includes a variety of lights set to music, has been a longstanding tradition. “Per the City of Kings Mountain and the head of the Special Events Department, the Kings Mountain Fantasy Light Show will no longer be happening,” the post by Jeff Ward stated. In the meantime, he wanted to reassure Kings Mountain residents he is still dedicated to his position as mayor until he hands over the reins to Wagman.

The 45th ADISQ Gala took place on Sunday evening in Montreal, bringing together the music industry to honour the exceptional accomplishments of Quebec’s top artists. ADISQ, the Association québécoise de l’industrie du disque, du spectacle et de la vidéo, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting the independent music sector in Quebec. Since its inception in 1979, ADISQ has organized annual award ceremonies to celebrate excellence in the recording, entertainment, and video industries. This year’s winners included JUNO-winner Alexandra Stréliski and 3x JUNO winner Daniel Bélanger who each won two awards as well as 3x JUNO winner Ginette Reno and JUNO nominees Les Cowboys Fringants. For a detailed list of ADISQ winners visit ADISQ.comFeatured image: Alexandra Stréliski and Daniel Bélanger perform at The 2023 ADISQ Gala.

Oxygen’s Final Moments examines Brittney Gargol’s murder by her friend Cheyenne Antoine. Is Cheyenne Antoine still in prison? According to CNN, police had long suspected Cheyenne Antoine’s role in her friend Brittney Gargol’s 2015 strangulation death. Despite accepting responsibility for the murder, Antoine claimed she did not remember committing it. The post Final Moments on Oxygen: Where Is Brittney Gargol’s Killer Cheyenne Antoine Now?