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Guelph Woman Arrested for Assault and Mischief
A Guelph woman faces assault and mischief charges after a Kitchener incident. Police responded to a disturbance, leading to the arrest.
Saskatchewan Man Warns Online Sellers After Kijiji Scam
A Saskatchewan man warns online sellers after receiving a fraudulent cheque on Kijiji, nearly losing $4,000. He urges others to verify payments before shipping.
Toronto Police Warn of Fake QR Codes on Parking Meters
Toronto police report three incidents of fake QR codes on parking meters scamming users. Bike Share Toronto also warns of fraudulent codes. Learn how to protect yourself.
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Children's Toys, Robes, Nightgowns Recalled Over Safety Hazards
Health Canada announces recalls of children's toys, robes, and nightgowns due to safety hazards. The products pose risks including choking, burns, and entanglement.
Woman Arrested with 18 Fake IDs and 6 Bank Cards
Police in Sault Ste. Marie arrested a 34-year-old woman found with 18 identification cards and six bank cards not in her name. Investigation ongoing.
North Bay Police: Knife-Wielding Stranger Threatened Victims
North Bay Police responded to a report of a stranger threatening victims with a knife near Algonquin and Maplewood avenues on April 28. No injuries reported.
Calgary Police Seek Suspects in Saddle Ridge Car Arson
Calgary police are asking for public help to identify two suspects who set a car on fire in a Saddle Ridge driveway early on April 19.
French Teen Charged for Licking Vending Machine Straw
An 18-year-old French student faces mischief and public nuisance charges in Singapore for licking a straw from a vending machine and putting it back. He may travel to Manila for a school trip.
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Barrie Gas Prices Climb 12 Cents in Two Days
Gas Wizard predicts a four-cent rise today followed by an eight-cent increase tomorrow, totalling 12 cents in two days. The surge adds to recent financial pressures for Barrie drivers.
Mass Procrastination Among Canadian Tax Filers: H&R Block Survey
A new H&R Block survey shows many Canadians delay filing taxes. Experts share tips on using refunds wisely as the CRA deadline nears.
Canadians 'dragging their feet' on tax filing: survey
A new survey shows many Canadians are delaying tax filing as the deadline approaches, with procrastination and confusion cited as key reasons.
Fake QR Codes on Toronto Parking Meters: Police Alert
Police warn scammers are affixing fake QR codes to parking meters in Toronto, directing drivers to fraudulent payment sites. City reviews meter future.
Stone Sink Mat: Absorbent Diatomaceous Earth Kitchen Helper
Amazon shoppers rave about this diatomaceous earth sink mat that absorbs water instantly, keeps countertops dry, and upgrades kitchen style.
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Edmonton Can Cut Transit Garage Costs
Edmonton's new southeast transit garage originally cost $367M for 430 buses. Lorne Gunter argues the city can reduce costs by scaling back capacity, as it has overspent on similar projects.
Ontario Restaurant Owner Stressed Over COVID-19 Benefit Repayment
An Ontario restaurant owner is stressed after being asked to repay thousands in COVID-19 benefits. The tax deadline looms, and experts advise on handling refunds.
Saskatchewan man loses $4,000 in fake cheque scam
A Saskatchewan man almost lost $4,000 after receiving a fraudulent cheque while selling vintage car parts online. The scam highlights rising fraud risks on marketplace platforms.
Edmonton Residents Fed Up with Abandoned Vehicles Surge
Edmonton residents are increasingly frustrated by the rise in abandoned vehicles on city streets, with many calling for stricter enforcement and cleanup measures.
Waterloo Police Charge 75 in Retail Theft Blitz
Waterloo Regional Police laid 75 charges during a retail theft blitz, targeting organized shoplifting. The operation aimed to curb losses for local businesses.
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Winnipeg Man Faces New Charges in Arson Spree
A Winnipeg man arrested for a series of convenience store arsons is now facing additional charges. The suspect was caught on video lighting a fire inside Logan Convenience.
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Sylvan Lake Beachfront Parking $50/Day This Summer
Sylvan Lake beachfront parking rates increase to $50 per day this summer, sparking debate among visitors and local businesses.
9M Canadians Haven't Filed Taxes: H&R Block
A new H&R Block survey reveals 9 million Canadians still haven't filed taxes ahead of the April 30 deadline, up from 7.3 million in 2025. Ontario leads in procrastination.
Home Broken Into Twice in 10 Days in Kitchener
A Kitchener homeowner recounts the shock of two break-ins within ten days, prompting concerns about neighborhood safety and police response.
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E-Bike Rules in Ontario: What You Need to Know
E-bikes are popular in Ontario, but riders must follow specific rules. Learn about classifications, age limits, helmet requirements, and where you can ride legally.
Ottawa to Outsource Air Passenger Complaints Amid Record Backlog
The Canadian government plans to outsource the air passenger complaints process to address a record backlog, aiming to streamline resolution and reduce wait times.
Renter Incentives Surge as Apartment Operators Vie with Condos
Apartment operators in the GTHA are offering increased incentives like free rent and bonuses to attract tenants amid rising competition from condos and a slowdown in population growth.
Guelph Police Seize $17K in Drugs, Firearm in Two Arrests
Guelph Police arrested two individuals after seizing $17,000 in drugs and a firearm. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking and illegal weapons possession in the region.
40% of Nova Scotians Pessimistic About Buying Home
A new survey reveals that 40% of Nova Scotians are pessimistic about their ability to buy a home, highlighting ongoing housing affordability challenges in the province.
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E-Bike Night Ride Without Lights Leads to Drug Charges
Ontario Provincial Police charged a person with drug offenses after stopping an e-bike operating at night without lights, leading to the discovery of illegal substances.
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