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Pandemic means Canadians will spend less this Valentine's Day
Canadians are expected to spend less this Valentine’s Day retail experts say.
COVID-19 lockdowns and ongoing economic uncertainty has dampened consumer enthusiasm.
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The Canadian Press
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2/11/2021 10:09:00 PM
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Valentine'