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Si tu fais partie des gens qui plongent une fourchette (ou leurs doigts, on ne juge pas... okay peut-être un peu) dans le pot pour attraper le dernier cornichon, cette trouvaille du Tigre Géant risque de te simplifier la vie, en plus d'être moins cher que sur Amazon.
À lire également : Cette déco luxueuse chez Tigre Géant coûte 58 % moins cher que sur Amazon
Le détaillant connu pour ses prix avantageux propose un bocal à cornichons à retourner de 50 onces à seulement 12 $. Le principe est simple : tu renverses le contenant pour séparer les cornichons de leur jus, puis tu te sers sans avoir les mains mouillées.
Sa base antidérapante aide à le garder stable quand tu le manipules, et il convient aussi aux olives ou à toute autre collation conservée en bocal. De quoi faire le bonheur des fans de marinades à petit coût.

Et c’est ici que ça devient intéressant : un contenant semblable, mais plus petit, se vend beaucoup plus cher sur Amazon Canada.
Ce modèle de la marque WhiteRhino, également en verre avec une base antidérapante en silicone, a une capacité de 34 onces. Offert en plusieurs couleurs sur Amazon Canada, il se vend 24,99 $ au prix régulier. Certaines déclinaisons, comme celle au couvercle bleu, affichent toutefois un prix conseillé allant jusqu’à 32,99 $ (en date du 16 octobre).

À prix régulier, il coûte environ deux fois plus cher que la trouvaille du Tigre Géant : tu économises environ 52 % en passant par le détaillant (et jusqu’à 64 % par rapport au prix conseillé le plus élevé), en plus d’obtenir 16 onces de capacité supplémentaire.
Bref, si tu es team cornichons, un petit détour par le Tigre Géant pourrait valoir la peine avant de cliquer sur « Acheter maintenant » en ligne.
Prix : 12 $
Industry Minister Mélanie Joly says the U.S.-based owner of Stelco must uphold job commitments it made when it purchased the Ontario-based steelmaker or risk being forced to sell its Canadian assets.
In a speech at the Canadian Club in Toronto on Friday, she also raised the possibility of the federal government taking equity positions in strategic industries.
But Joly stopped short of explicitly saying Ottawa was prepared to take an ownership stake in Stelco.
The minister singled out Stelco owner Cleveland-Cliffs, accusing the American company of supporting U.S. tariffs that are damaging its own Canadian operations.
Stelco announced plans on Sept. 28 to lay off up to 500 workers across its Hamilton and Lake Erie facilities, citing the ongoing trade crisis, weak demand and continued import pressure.
Stelco’s Hamilton Works produces cold-rolled and galvanized steel. The company said it would indefinitely idle both operations.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 16, 2026.
— By Brett Bundale in Ottawa, with files from Tara Deschamps in Toronto
Copyright 2026, The Canadian Press. All rights reserved.
A judge has found a youth guilty of two terrorism-related charges stemming from an alleged 2023 plan to kill Jewish people in Ottawa.
Ontario Superior Court Justice Kerry McVey found the young person guilty of conspiracy to commit murder through involvement with a terrorist group, and of facilitating terrorist activity by seeking to acquire a prohibited firearm.
McVey found him not guilty of facilitating terrorist activity by making instructional material and propaganda available.
The youth, who cannot legally be identified due to his age, had pleaded not guilty to all three charges.
His trial began in April, a day after his co-accused — also a young person who cannot legally be identified — was found guilty on four charges.
McVey concluded the youth found guilty today conspired with his co-accused and another individual who was not charged in a plan to kill innocent people.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 16, 2026.
By Jim Bronskill | Copyright 2026, The Canadian Press. All rights reserved.