Saskatoon Pilot to Remove Sutherland Parking Pay Stations
Saskatoon launches a pilot project to eliminate most parking pay stations in Sutherland, aiming to streamline parking and reduce maintenance costs.
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New De Minimis Rule to Raise Prices on Shein and Temu Goods
The new de minimis rule will significantly increase prices for Shein and Temu products, impacting budget-conscious consumers and the e-commerce landscape.
Ontario Fines 2 Gaming Firms $40K Each Over Unregulated Sites
Ontario's alcohol and gaming regulator has fined two gaming companies $40,000 each after their games were found on unregulated gambling websites, violating the province's standards.
Should Crypto ATMs Be Banned in Canada? Debate Heats Up
A cryptocurrency ATM in Kitchener, Ont. sparks debate on whether Canada should ban crypto ATMs amid fraud and regulatory concerns. Experts weigh in on risks and benefits.
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Police Seek Tips in Cambridge, Waterloo Thefts
Waterloo Regional Police are asking for public help to identify suspects in theft investigations in Cambridge and Waterloo. Tips can be submitted anonymously.
3-Pack Anti-Chafe Shorts Now $13 at Amazon
Save 24% on a 3-pack of slip shorts that prevent chafing and keep you cool. Reviewers love them for comfort under dresses and workouts.
Steam Mop Sanitizes Floors Without Chemicals, 40% Off
Save over 40% on this all-in-one steam mop that deep-cleans floors, grout, upholstery, and more using only water. No harsh chemicals needed.
Kingston Police Seek Help Identifying Break and Enter Suspect
Kingston Police are asking the public for help identifying a suspect in a break and enter case. Anyone with information is urged to contact police.
York Police Arrest 2 in Illegal Cannabis Sales After Youths Sick
York Regional Police arrested two people accused of selling illegal cannabis after two youths became ill. The investigation is ongoing.
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Tourist Wins Payout Over Missing Sun Loungers
A tourist received a payout after a family vacation was ruined by the inability to secure sun loungers, highlighting issues with holiday package promises.
ICBC Video Exposes Dangerous Intersection Behaviors
ICBC releases video of near misses at busy intersections to boost road safety awareness, highlighting dangerous driver behaviors.
25K Reward for Stolen Gun Safe in Beaverton Break-In
Durham police announce $25,000 reward after a gun safe containing several firearms was stolen during a break-in at a home in Beaverton, Ontario.
Beckham Pillows: 250K+ 5-Star Reviews, 30% Off
Beckham Hotel Collection pillows with over 250,000 5-star ratings are on sale for 30% off. Ideal for all sleepers, cooling, breathable, and pain-relieving.
Tax account breaches: Privacy watchdog urges stronger protections
Canada's privacy commissioner reports thousands of breaches of tax accounts, calling for enhanced security measures to protect taxpayer data.
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IndyCar Removes 'One Race' Shirt After Backlash
IndyCar pulled a $50 shirt reading 'One Nation' and 'One Race' from its online store after critics called it racist and insensitive amid rising white nationalism.
Midland Man Arrested on E-Bike Faces Drug Trafficking Charges
A Midland man was pulled over on an e-bike and now faces drug and trafficking charges. Police discovered illicit substances during the traffic stop.
Google Maps Glitch Sends Drivers Wrong Way on Toronto Street
A Google Maps error directed drivers the wrong way up a one-way street in Toronto. The city is seeking a meeting with the tech company to resolve the issue.
Bell Canada fires staff for faking office attendance
BCE Inc. terminated several employees after an investigation revealed they faked in-office attendance by swiping in and leaving immediately.
McDonald's Misses US Sales Target Amid Spending Squeeze
McDonald's reported weaker-than-expected US sales growth as consumers tighten spending amid inflation and economic uncertainty. The fast-food giant faces challenges from rising costs and changing dining habits.
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Police Issue 46 Tickets in One-Day Enforcement Blitz
South Simcoe police conducted a vehicle enforcement blitz in Bradford, issuing 46 tickets. The operation targeted traffic violations to improve road safety.
45 Small Kitchen Products to Maximize Your Space
Discover 45 smart, space-saving products for small kitchens, from under-cabinet paper towel holders to compact air fryers and magnetic shelves.
Best Outdoor Patio Heaters: Top Picks for Warmth
Discover the best outdoor patio heaters to keep your evenings warm. From portable tabletop models to high-powered standing units, find the perfect heater for your space.
Top Wall Cleaning Products for Parents: Remove Scuffs & Scribbles
Discover highly-rated wall cleaning products recommended by parents, including The Pink Stuff, Magic Eraser, and Goo Gone, to tackle scuffs, scribbles, and stickers.
Ottawa Gas Prices Drop 12 Cents Per Litre Over Two Days
Ottawa gas prices are set to decrease by 12 cents per litre over two days, offering relief to motorists. The drop follows recent highs and is welcome news for drivers.
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Ontario Couple Loses $90K to Fraud, Bank Offers No Help
An Ontario couple lost over $90,000 to fraud on personal and business accounts. They claim the bank provided no support, leaving them devastated.
Ontario Couple Loses $90K in Bank Fraud, Blames Bank
An Ontario couple lost over $90,000 to fraud on personal and business accounts, alleging the bank offered no support. The case highlights growing concerns about banking security.
Gas Price Relief Unlikely in Edmonton, Economist Says
An economist warns Edmonton drivers not to expect significant relief at the pump despite recent price drops, citing global factors and seasonal demand keeping prices high.
Grocery thefts near $10B annually: Retail Council of Canada
Retail Council of Canada reports grocery sector thefts are approaching $10 billion annually, with self-checkout theft growing more brazen and links to organized crime.
Kemptville Man Charged with Impaired Driving After Calling Police
A Kemptville man was charged with impaired driving after he called OPP for assistance when his car broke down on Highway 417 near Vanier Parkway, leading to his arrest.
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Scrap Yard Owner Sentenced for Stolen Catalytic Converters
An Edmonton scrap yard owner has been sentenced for possessing stolen catalytic converters, highlighting ongoing issues with metal theft in Alberta.
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