U.S. Tariff Refunds Hit $35.5 Billion
The U.S. has finalized tariff refunds totaling $35.5 billion as of May 11, impacting trade relations and businesses awaiting reimbursements.
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Winnipeg Report: Road Funds for Emergency Reserve
A new city report recommends redirecting Winnipeg's road construction money to replenish the emergency reserve fund, sparking debate over infrastructure priorities.
Kenora Resident Scammed into Buying Fake iPhone: OPP
Ontario Provincial Police in Kenora warn the public after a resident was tricked into buying a counterfeit iPhone. Reminder: deals too good to be true often are.
12 Desk Cleaning Products for Screens and Keyboards
Discover 12 essential products to keep your screens, keyboard, and desk area clean and organized, from microfiber cloths to electric air dusters.
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Toronto Public Health Hands Out World Cup Condoms
Toronto Public Health is distributing free soccer-themed condoms at clinics and partner agencies to promote sexual health during the FIFA World Cup.
Ontario Trucker Training Problematic: Auditor General
Ontario's auditor general reports significant gaps in commercial trucker training and licensing, raising safety and quality concerns across the province.
US Inflation Accelerates as Gas, Rent, and Food Prices Climb
US inflation hit 3.8% in April, driven by rising gas, rent, and food costs, outpacing wage growth and straining consumers.
Are vehicle headlights getting brighter? Experts weigh in
An expert confirms that vehicle headlights are indeed getting brighter, raising concerns about glare and safety on roads.
Family Services Windsor-Essex Gets $700K Boost
A $700,000 investment from Prosper Canada will help Family Services Windsor-Essex expand free financial programs amid rising cost of living.
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Trump's Gas Tax Holiday Costs US$3.5B Monthly
President Trump's proposed federal gas tax holiday would cost US$3.5 billion per month in lost revenue, according to budget analysts. Critics question consumer savings.
Declutter Your Gmail Inbox with This Simple Hack
Learn how to quickly view and unsubscribe from email subscriptions in Gmail using a simple URL trick, freeing up storage and reducing inbox clutter.
Best Cocomarts Jelly Bras: Wireless Comfort for Every Style
Discover the top Cocomarts jelly bras that combine wireless support with a barely-there feel. From scalloped to deep V, find your perfect fit under $20.
Amazon's Best-Selling Workout Tops: Top Picks
Discover Amazon's top-rated workout tops, from yoga tanks to sports bras, with reviews and features like moisture-wicking, sun protection, and built-in bras.
B.C. residents call for Amber Alert system overhaul
Following complaints about intrusive notifications, some British Columbia residents are urging changes to the Amber Alert system to reduce disruption while maintaining effectiveness.
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Motorcyclist critically injured in Mississauga crash
A motorcyclist is in critical condition after a collision with a car on Derry Road in Mississauga. Westbound lanes are closed as police investigate.
Derry Road Reopens After Mississauga Motorcycle Crash
Derry Road in Mississauga was closed after a collision between a motorcycle and a car. Police have since reopened the road. No serious injuries reported.
Police Charge Six in New Vehicle Fraud Scheme
Edmonton police charge six men in a new type of vehicle fraud where buyers intimidate sellers, damage cars, and demand lowball prices. Victims from Whitecourt area.
Rising Cost of Living Strains Average Canadians: Survey
A nationwide survey of 2,664 Canadians shows rising costs and economic uncertainty are causing financial strain, with many expressing worry about their financial future.
Ottawa Man Denied Brand Drug Reimbursement Despite Note
Shad Zekry, an Ottawa kidney transplant recipient, says his insurance company stopped reimbursing his brand name anti-rejection medication in April, despite a doctor's note.
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Ontario to Crack Down on Ticket Reselling for FIFA World Cup
Ontario plans new rules to curb ticket reselling for large events like the FIFA World Cup, aiming to protect consumers and ensure fair access.
Best Cordless Vacuums in Canada 2026: Top Picks
Discover the best cordless vacuums in Canada for 2026. Our guide reviews top models, features, and where to buy them for a clean home.
Three Arrested for Mother's Day Stunt Driving in Amherstburg
Windsor police arrested three alleged stunt drivers on Mother's Day in Amherstburg, charging them with dangerous driving and stunt driving offenses.
Windsor Police Seek Help Identifying Seven Theft Suspects
Windsor Police appeal for public assistance to identify seven suspects allegedly involved in retail thefts across the city, sharing photos online.
Driver with Six Bans Caught in Guelph: Police
Police in Guelph arrested a driver who was operating a vehicle despite having six active driving bans. The incident raises concerns about road safety and enforcement.
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Leamington Traffic Stop Leads to Impaired Driving Charges
A traffic stop in Leamington, Ontario resulted in impaired driving charges. Police conducted the stop and subsequently arrested the driver.
Pellet Gun Believed Involved in Kitchener Incident
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating an incident in Kitchener where a pellet gun is believed to have been used. No injuries reported.
Owen Sound Fire Department Conducts Door-to-Door Safety Checks
Owen Sound firefighters are knocking on doors to promote fire safety and check smoke alarms, aiming to reduce fire risks in the community.
OPP Nab Speeding Driver with Open Alcohol in Mono
Ontario Provincial Police stopped a speeding vehicle in Mono, finding open alcohol inside. The driver faces charges.
Retinol Cream at 35% Off: Amazon Deal for Youthful Skin
Save 35% on LilyAna Naturals Retinol Cream at Amazon. This anti-aging moisturizer reduces wrinkles, evens skin tone, and hydrates with hyaluronic acid and vitamin E.
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Fraudulent Vehicle Sale Scheme in Alberta Prompts Police Warning
Edmonton police warn of a fraudulent vehicle sale scheme targeting multiple communities in Alberta. A married couple from Brampton faces charges.
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