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• WeWork emerges from bankruptcy

• Alcohol sales coming to convenience stores sooner

• Actual hidden gem

• Rosie is THAT girl

• Notable Spotlight: Do West Fest

• Notable Listing: 128 Pears Ave.

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WeWork Emerges From Bankruptcy

WeWork, the co-working space giant, is officially out of bankruptcy. Here's a quick recap:

• Debt-Free Future: WeWork's restructuring plan eliminates a whopping $4 billion in debt.

• Reduced Footprint: The company renegotiated rent and cancelled leases, shrinking its future locations by a third. Going forward, expect to see 337 WeWork spaces.

• New Ownership: A group of lenders and real estate tech firm Yardi Systems now controls WeWork.

• SoftBank Stays On: Despite a massive drop in valuation (from $47 billion to $750 million), WeWork's original major investor, SoftBank, retains a stake in the company.

Why this matters: Millennials are a generation known for embracing flexible work arrangements. WeWork's return, with a leaner structure and potentially more competitive pricing, could be a sign of a comeback for co-working spaces.

Read the full article here.

Alcohol Sales Coming to Ontario Convenience Stores

While the announcement was made back in December, Ontario is speeding things up with an accelerated timeline. Here's a quick breakdown:

• Earlier Access: Beer, wine, and ready-to-drink cocktails are coming to convenience stores and some supermarkets as early as September 4th (originally planned for 2026).

• More Choice: You'll have way more options for buying alcohol, including any size beer pack (finally!). Stores can also set their own prices (with minimums set by the province).

• The Beer Store Buyout: The province is paying up to $225 million to compensate The Beer Store for lost sales due to the accelerated timeline.

• LCBO Stays Strong: The LCBO will remain the only place to buy high-alcohol beverages and the sole wholesaler of alcohol in the province.

Why this matters: This move means easier access to your favourite drinks, potentially at more competitive prices. However, health experts warn about increased alcohol consumption due to easier access.

Read the full article here.

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