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B.C. cafe goes cashless after two break-ins in two months
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Key context: 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. This development from globalnews.ca highlights ongoing changes in the sector.
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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