VAUGHAN, Ontario--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb 3, 2026--
Taco Bell Canada is bringing the crave this February 5 with its biggest value menu launch ever: the Luxe Value Menu. Built on the belief that value should never mean compromise, the Luxe Value Menu offers ten craveable items priced at $5 or less, introducing seven new bold innovations, while carrying forward three fan favourites from the Cravings Value Menu.
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Putting the Luxe in Value
From the legendary Cravings Value Menu to the wildly popular Luxe Boxes, Taco Bell Canada designed the Luxe Value Menu for fans who want the most out of their dollar, without sacrificing flavour to satisfy everyday cravings.
"Value shouldn't feel like a compromise and Canadians shouldn't have to choose between affordability and crave-worthy flavour," said Meera Patel, Director of Marketing, Taco Bell Canada. "That is why we built the Luxe Value Menu - to challenge expectations of what value can be, with 10 craveable items for $5 or less. In a QSR landscape where value can sometimes mean less, we are raising the bar with something bold, generous, genuinely rewarding, and launching at a time when Canadians are being more intentional with every dollar. This is not just a moment; Luxe Value is here all year long with fresh innovation throughout 2026, so there is always something new to discover."
Meet the Luxe Lineup
Whether you're returning for old favourites or ready to try something luxurious and new, the Luxe Value Menu offers an extensive lineup of 10 must-try items, all for $5 or less*.
New Luxe Value Menu Items
Returning Value Favourites
Fans Invited to Ride in Luxury
To toast Taco Bell Canada’s biggest value menu launch, fans in Toronto, Hamilton, and Vancouver have the chance to ride in purple, luxe AF Taco Bell-branded limos that will take them straight to select Taco Bell locations. Fans will enjoy a complimentary feast that will make everyday value feel like a VIP treat.
Luxe Limo Locations:
Follow @tacobellcanada for more details on the Luxe Value Menu Limo route across Canada and how to grab a VIP spot this February. The new Luxe Value Menu is available at participating Taco Bell Canada locations. Prices may vary by region. For more information, visit www.tacobell.ca.
About Taco Bell Canada
Taco Bell Corp. ("Taco Bell") is a subsidiary of Yum! Brands, Inc. and is the nation's leading Mexican-style quick service restaurant chain. Taco Bell serves tacos, burritos, signature quesadillas, nachos, salads and much more. For locations, information on Taco Bell and to chat with Taco Bell fans, visit our social channels: TikTok @TacoBellCanada and Instagram @tacobellcanada or visit www.tacobell.ca.
*The Luxe Value Menu is available at participating Taco Bell Canada locations. Prices may vary by region and restaurant. Taxes extra. Prices are higher with delivery.
Taco Bell® Canada drops new Luxe Value Menu featuring brand new craveable items, all $5 or less
PARIS (AP) — French prosecutors raided the offices of Elon Musk’s social media platform X on Tuesday as part of a preliminary investigation into a range of alleged offences, including spreading child sexual abuse images and deepfakes.
The investigation was opened in January last year by the prosecutors’ cybercrime unit, the Paris prosecutors' office said in a statement. It's looking into alleged “complicity” in possessing and spreading pornographic images of minors, sexually explicit deepfakes, denial of crimes against humanity and manipulation of an automated data processing system as part of an organized group, among other charges.
Prosecutors also asked Elon Musk and former CEO Linda Yaccarino to attend “voluntary interviews” on April 20. Employees of X have also been summoned that same week to be heard as witnesses, the statement said. Yaccarino was CEO from May 2023 until July 2025.
A spokesperson for X did not respond to a request for comment.
In a message posted on X, the Paris prosecutors’ office announced the ongoing searches at the company's offices in France and said it was leaving the platform while calling on followers to join it on other social media.
“At this stage, the conduct of the investigation is based on a constructive approach, with the aim of ultimately ensuring that the X platform complies with French law, as it operates on the national territory,” the prosecutors' statement said.
European Union police agency Europol ’’is supporting the French authorities in this,″ Europol spokesperson Jan Op Gen Oorth told The Associated Press, without elaborating.
The investigation was first opened following reports by a French lawmaker alleging that biased algorithms on X were likely to have distorted the functioning of an automated data processing system.
It was later expanded after Musk's artificial intelligence chatbot Grok generated posts that allegedly denied the Holocaust and spread sexually explicit deepfakes, the statement said. Holocaust denial is a crime in France.
Grok wrote in a widely shared post in French that gas chambers at the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp were designed for “disinfection with Zyklon B against typhus” rather than for mass murder — language long associated with Holocaust denial.
Musk's artificial intelligence company built xAI and it is integrated into his X platform.
In later posts on its X account, the chatbot acknowledged that its earlier reply was wrong, said it had been deleted and pointed to historical evidence that Zyklon B in Auschwitz gas chambers was used to kill more than 1 million people.
Grok has a history of making antisemitic comments. Musk’s company took down posts from the chatbot that appeared to praise Adolf Hitler after complaints.
X is also under pressure from the EU. The 27-nation bloc's executive arm opened an investigation last month after Grok spewed nonconsensual sexualized deepfake images on the platform.
Brussels has already hit X with a 120-million euro (then-$140 million) fine for shortcomings under the bloc's sweeping digital regulations, including blue checkmarks that broke the rules on “deceptive design practices” that risked exposing users to scams and manipulation.
FILE - The opening page of X is displayed on a computer and phone, Oct. 16, 2023, in Sydney. (AP Photo/Rick Rycroft, File)
