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Gold Falls as US Inflation Surge Raises Odds of Fed Hike
Gold dropped 0.6% as US wholesale inflation accelerated, increasing expectations the Fed will keep rates higher. Silver rose for seventh straight day.
Falling Rents Could Lure Millennials Out of Parents' Homes
Asking rents in Canada have dropped for 19 consecutive months, potentially offering millennials the financial incentive to move out of their parents' homes and into rentals.
Ontario man charged after illegal cannabis, cigarettes seized
An Ontario man faces charges after police seized illegal cannabis and unstamped cigarettes during a traffic stop in Amherst, Nova Scotia.
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Gunpoint Robbery Near Rogers Centre Nets $500K in Jewelry
Four masked bandits robbed vehicle occupants of over $500,000 in jewelry at gunpoint near Rogers Centre on May 10. Police seek public's help identifying suspects.
Ottawa Waives Patio Fees for Summer 2026
Ottawa city council votes to waive monthly patio fees this summer, aiming to support local restaurants and boost outdoor dining in the ByWard Market and beyond.
U.S. Producer Prices Surge Most Since 2022 on Energy
U.S. wholesale inflation accelerated in April to the fastest pace since 2022, driven by war-related energy cost increases that are pushing up freight transportation expenses.
Toronto Gas Prices Set to Break Records Soon
Gas prices in Toronto are predicted to surge in the coming weeks, potentially breaking previous records. Experts warn of significant increases at the pump.
Wall Street Mixed After Inflation Data, Tech Recovers
Wall Street showed mixed results as a discouraging inflation report weighed on markets, while tech stocks rebounded. Investors assess economic data and corporate news.
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Kitchen Fire in Windsor Causes $200K Damage, Displaces Four
A kitchen fire on Curry Avenue in Windsor displaced four people and caused an estimated $200,000 in damages. No injuries were reported.
US Producer Prices Surge 6%, Raising Inflation Concerns
U.S. producer prices rose 6% in April, the largest increase in over a year, adding pressure on companies to raise consumer prices amid persistent inflation.
Windsor Councillor Seeks Answers on Power Outages
A Windsor city councillor is demanding more information from ENWIN about recurring intermittent power outages affecting East Windsor residents and businesses.
Rising Fuel Costs Force Women's Non-Profit to Make Tough Choices
Soaring fuel prices are forcing a Canadian women's non-profit to implement cost-cutting measures, highlighting the broader economic impact on community organizations.
Windsor bank employee stops fraud, suspect arrested
A Windsor bank employee's alert actions prevented an identity fraud attempt, leading to the arrest of a 34-year-old man. Police seized stolen IDs and cards.
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Trump's Gas Tax Holiday Plan Faces Hurdles, Little Relief
President Trump proposes a federal gas tax holiday to combat rising prices, but experts say savings are minimal and long-term costs high.
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Discover 14 top-rated Active cleaning products that tackle stains, odors, and grime with minimal effort. All under $30 and made in the USA.
B.C. fraudster gets house arrest for stealing $155,800
A British Columbia judge sentenced Kenneth Derksen to two years less a day of house arrest for defrauding an extremely vulnerable client of $155,800, which he used for gambling.
Toronto man wanted for assault; Mississauga man charged in dental fraud
Toronto police seek Alexander Paupanekis for aggravated assault. Mississauga man charged with defrauding dental office of over $235,000. Also: youths charged in shooting, Bowmanville shots fired.
Esquimalt food pantry relocated due to safety issues
A food pantry in Esquimalt, B.C. is moving to a new location after safety concerns, including threats and harassment, made its current site untenable for staff and clients.
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Many Canadians Blame Individuals for Bankruptcy: Survey
A new survey finds that many Canadians fault individuals for bankruptcy, highlighting stigma around financial failure. Licensed insolvency trustee Shawn Stack comments on attitudes.
Surrey Traffic Stop Yields Loaded Gun Charges
A 24-year-old man faces multiple firearm charges after police found a loaded gun during a routine traffic stop in Surrey's City Centre.
Three Men Wanted in Yorkton Assault and Robbery Cases
RCMP are searching for three suspects linked to assault and robbery cases in Yorkton, Saskatchewan. The incidents occurred in early May 2026.
Calgary Police Zero-Tolerance at Car Shows and Meet-Ups
Calgary police ramp up enforcement at car shows and meet-ups, issuing over 157 tickets for speeding and stunting, targeting unlicensed gatherings and dangerous driving.
Canadian Online Donations: Good and Bad in Latest Report
CanadaHelps' Giving Report 2026 shows a concerning trend in online donations, with economic worries outpacing environmental concerns. Learn the good and bad.
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Abbotsford Police Seek Woman in Grocery Store Fraud
Police in Abbotsford are asking for public help to identify a woman linked to an ongoing fraud investigation at a local grocery store.
Bank Employee Helps Nab Fraud Suspect in Windsor
A Windsor bank employee's quick thinking led to the arrest of a fraud suspect. The incident highlights the role of vigilant citizens in crime prevention.
Cheese and Chocolate Seized in Ontario Shoplifting Bust
Police in Woodbridge, Ont., arrested a man for stealing large quantities of cheese and chocolate to resell, seizing the goods during a routine shoplifting call.
Gold Falls on US Inflation Data, Fed Rate Cut Hopes Dim
Gold prices slid after U.S. inflation accelerated on rising energy and food costs, reducing the likelihood of Federal Reserve monetary easing this year.
Windsor Police Interrupt Downtown Drug Deals
Windsor police officers intervened in alleged drug transactions downtown, leading to arrests. The operation is part of ongoing efforts to curb drug-related crime in the city.
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Woman Charged After $10K Cocaine Seized in Trenton Raid
A Pictou County woman faces charges after RCMP seized $10,000 worth of cocaine, cash, and drug paraphernalia during a home search in Trenton, N.S.
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