In a dramatic turn of events, Australia has jubilantly sealed a diplomatic pact with Canada, resolving the so-called "Vegemite-gate" scandal. This comes as the beloved yeast-based spread returns to shelves in Toronto, much to the delight of Aussie expats and food lovers alike.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese expressed gratitude towards his Canadian counterpart, Mark Carney, for orchestrating a swift resolution that benefits Australian businesses. "Vegemite-gate" has officially become a thing of the past, with Albanese heralding it as a triumph for trade relations and cultural appreciation.

Mark Carney took to social media to emphasize the significance of free trade and mutual respect for cultural icons, reaffirming Canada’s commitment to its partnership with Australia. His office clarified that while the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) initially demanded the Found Coffee café to remove Vegemite from sales, the Prime Minister's team played a pivotal role in speeding up the resolution.

The CFIA had earlier flagged regulatory concerns, citing non-compliance with vitamin fortification laws and labeling requirements. However, a further science-based review concluded that the vitamins pose minimal risk when Vegemite is consumed as recommended.

To mark this victorious occasion, the Australian High Commission shared a celebratory photo of the iconic yellow-and-brown Vegemite jar, exclaiming, "Vegemite. Back on sale in Canada!"—an announcement welcomed with cheers from fans across the nation.

This delightful resolution not only marks the triumphant return of a cherished delicacy but also signifies the strengthening bond between Australia and Canada. Who knew a spread could spark such a culinary adventure?