In a world that feels more chaotic than ever, some Canadians are still seeking their fix at the Happiest Place on Earth.

Starting tomorrow, we have the answer. May 5, 2026 The year was 2023, and we were oh-so-innocent: Barbie and Oppenheimer were the biggest movies of the year. Gas averaged $3.52 a gallon and we complained about it constantly. And McDonald’s, for some reason, launched an entirely new restaurant chain. This was CosMc’s, named after a McDonaldland character that approximately no one remembered — with a specific goal: to figure out whether McDonald’s could compete with Starbucks for the afternoon

The company’s McValue menu doesn’t mean what it used to. May 7, 2026 McDonald’s restaurant on April 26th, 2026. McDonald’s spent decades training customers that if you had a dollar, you could get a burger. Now it’s trying to redefine what “value” means, and it turns out customers have a very different idea. More importantly, those customers aren’t about to pay $2.50 for something they think should cost a lot less without complaining about it. It’s less a story about burgers and more a story

The perk, for “many decades of service,” includes up to 30 flight hours per year until May 31, 2027.

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