Brampton Couple Charged in Bank and Identity Fraud Spree
Peel Regional Police have charged a married couple from Brampton with multiple counts of bank and identity fraud following a lengthy investigation.
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Transit Windsor Director Assures Bus Safety Amid Drug Crackdown
Transit Windsor's executive director reassures the public that buses remain safe as Ontario targets drug use on public transit, emphasizing enhanced security measures.
2 Tractor-Trailer Drivers Charged with Impaired in 2 Days
Ontario Provincial Police charged two tractor-trailer drivers with impaired driving within 48 hours on the same road, highlighting ongoing safety concerns.
OC Transpo: 35 Bus Fires, 10 Decommissioned Over 18 Years
OC Transpo has reported 35 bus fires over 18 years, leading to 10 buses being decommissioned. The transit agency is reviewing safety protocols.
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U.S. Dollar Steady Amid Iran War Uncertainty
The U.S. dollar remained stable on Monday as geopolitical tensions over Iran kept investors cautious, with markets awaiting further developments.
Leamington Man Charged in Hit-and-Run That Injured Cyclist
A Leamington man faces charges after a hit-and-run crash that injured a cyclist. Police are investigating the incident that occurred earlier this week.
Lands' End Bedding: Secretly Amazing Deals You Need to See
Discover Lands' End's hidden gem bedding collection with up to 50% off. From Supima sheets to waffle blankets, find comfort and style for every season.
Top Portable Carpet Cleaners Under $150
Discover the best portable steam carpet and upholstery cleaners under $150. From Bissell to Eureka, these top-rated machines tackle pet stains, spills, and dirt with ease.
31 Best Travel Gadgets for Every Trip
From a neck fan that conquered Half Dome to an AirTag that tracked lost luggage, these 31 travel products are tested and approved by shopping editors.
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Windsor Police Seek Seven Theft Suspects
Windsor police ask the public to help identify seven suspects in retail theft incidents across the city. Tips can be submitted anonymously.
T&T Discount for North Vancouver Café Customers After Racism
T&T Supermarket offers discount to customers who bought from a North Vancouver café targeted by a racist tirade, supporting the community against hate.
Noise dispute over band, dance practices resolved by B.C. tribunal
A British Columbia tribunal has settled a noise complaint between neighbours over band and dance practices, ruling on reasonable noise levels and hours.
Edmonton Man Loses $4,500 in Facebook Scam
An Edmonton man was scammed out of $4,500 in a Facebook Marketplace sale, highlighting the risks of online transactions and the need for caution.
E-scooter rider critically injured in North York crash
A man in his 60s suffered life-threatening injuries after being struck by a car while riding an e-scooter in North York. Police are investigating.
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Driver charged with stunt driving at 139 km/h in 80 zone
A driver faces stunt driving charges after allegedly speeding at 139 km/h in an 80 km/h zone. Police remind drivers to obey speed limits for safety.
Sault Police Seek Help IDing Tool Theft Suspects
Sault Ste. Marie police and Crime Stoppers ask the public to identify two suspects in the theft of over $1,400 in tools from Home Depot on Great Northern Road in March.
Windsor Plans Family Summer Events Amid Rising Gas Prices
Windsor city officials are organizing family-friendly summer events to help residents cope with rising gas prices, offering affordable local activities.
16 Mindless Spending Habits That Waste Your Money
Personal finance experts share 16 common mindless spending habits that waste money, from sale traps to subscription fatigue, and tips to break them.
Food Safety Lawyers Reveal 3 Foods They Never Eat
Food safety attorneys share the top three foods they avoid to prevent foodborne illness, including sprouts, sushi buffet, and prewashed produce, based on decades of legal cases.
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Gas Prices Cast Shadow Over Canada's Boating Season
High gas prices are threatening Canada's beloved boating season, with many boaters reconsidering their summer plans due to increased fuel costs.
B.C. Man Charged in $729K Scam of Alberta Resident
RCMP have charged a British Columbia man in connection with a $729,000 scam that defrauded an Alberta resident, highlighting the growing threat of financial fraud across provinces.
Fuel Costs Hit Montreal Garden Centres Before Mother's Day
Soaring fuel prices are cutting into profits at Montreal garden centres just before Mother's Day, impacting both businesses and consumers.
Man Struck by Vehicle in North York, Serious Injuries
A man was hit by a vehicle in North York, Toronto, on Friday afternoon, sustaining serious injuries. Emergency services responded to the scene.
Alberta RCMP Arrest B.C. Man in $700K Fraud
Alberta RCMP arrested a B.C. man for defrauding a victim of over $700,000 by impersonating a JP Morgan employee. Harprit Singh Gill faces fraud and money laundering charges.
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Kitchener Police Probe Attempted Jewellery Store Heist
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating an attempted robbery at a jewellery store in Kitchener. No injuries reported. Suspects fled the scene.
Multi-Vehicle Crash Blocks Westbound Gardiner Near Jameson
A multi-vehicle crash on Saturday left the westbound Gardiner Expressway fully blocked near Jameson Avenue, causing major traffic disruptions in Toronto.
‘A great mother’s day gift’: $70M Lotto Max ticket sold in Brampton
A $70 million Lotto Max jackpot ticket was sold in Brampton, Ontario, just in time for Mother's Day, offering a life-changing gift for the lucky winner.
Canadian Home Buyers Cautious Amid Economic Uncertainty
Canadian home buyers remain cautious due to economic uncertainty, high costs, and tariffs, delaying recovery in the housing market, says industry expert.
12 Best Anti-Chafing Shorts and Bands for Summer
Combat thigh chafing this summer with top-rated shorts and bands from Aerie, Thigh Society, Bandelettes, and more. Find your perfect fit.
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Kitchen sponges harbor billions of bacteria. Swap to bamboo scrub brushes that dry faster, last longer, and reduce waste. Only $10 for a 3-pack on Amazon.
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