B.C. cafe goes cashless after two break-ins in two months
Can Akin said it cost them almost $4,000 to replace everything from the first break-in, as tablets and money were also stolen. The other two break-ins cost them about $3,000 each.
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Can Akin said it cost them almost $4,000 to replace everything from the first break-in, as tablets and money were also stolen. The other two break-ins cost them about $3,000 each.
Teachers say they are grappling with how to introduce their youngest students to financial concepts when they have not seen their parents use cash.
Fines are currently payable only at bank or post office counters, which are unavailable outside business hours.
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