Gas Prices in Canada Drop: Temporary Relief or Lasting Trend?
Gas prices are falling across Canada, offering relief to drivers. But experts warn the trend may be short-lived due to global market volatility and seasonal demand shifts.
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York Police Release Photos of Stolen Items in Crime Tourism
York Regional Police have released photos of hundreds of items stolen during break-ins allegedly by a crime tourism group, with four Chilean nationals charged.
Four Arrested in Vancouver Casino Cheating Scandal
Four individuals were arrested after allegedly stealing over $200,000 from a Vancouver casino. The investigation began when the Independent Gambling Control Office flagged suspected cheating at Parq Casino.
Sault Ste. Marie Man Charged with 20 Thefts from Six Businesses
A 31-year-old suspect in Sault Ste. Marie faces 20 counts of theft under $5,000 for incidents between Feb. 13 and May 19.
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Parkland Food Drive Targets 3,000 Families This Summer
Parkland Food Bank launches summer campaign to raise $60,000 and collect $20,000 in food, aiming to support 3,000 families in need across the region.
Man Charged in Copper Wire Theft in Springdale, N.B.
A man faces charges after a copper wire theft in Springdale, New Brunswick. RCMP responded to a report of stolen wire from a utility company.
Gas Prices Expected to Drop Further, Experts Advise to Wait
Gas prices are forecast to fall further on Friday, with analysts predicting a drop of three cents per litre. Experts suggest holding off on filling up as the slide continues.
Driver Charged After Minivan Hits Parked Cars, Tree
A 38-year-old woman faces careless driving charges after her minivan struck two parked vehicles and a tree on Windsor's east side, sending a passenger to hospital.
Windsor Woman Charged After Minivan Hits Parked Cars
A 38-year-old Windsor woman faces charges after her minivan struck two parked vehicles and a tree on Jefferson Boulevard. No injuries reported.
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Ontario to designate Billy Bishop Airport special economic zone
Ontario plans to designate Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport as a special economic zone after taking over the island, aiming to boost economic growth and create jobs.
Markdale Driver Charged in Arthur Collision Killing Dog
A Markdale driver faces charges after a collision in Arthur killed a dog and sent a pedestrian to a trauma centre. Police are investigating.
Quebec Open to Water Pricing Reassessment: Minister
Quebec's minister indicates readiness to reassess water pricing, sparking debate on resource management and economic impacts across the province.
Levoit Tower Fan 27% Off on Amazon
Get the Levoit tower fan for $54.96 (regularly $74.99) on Amazon. Quiet, oscillating, with multiple speeds and easy cleaning. Limited time offer.
Guelph Restaurant Employee Spat On Customer
A Guelph restaurant employee allegedly spat on a customer during an altercation, leading to charges. Police are investigating the incident.
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One arrested in Paris, Ont. for impaired driving
One person has been arrested in Paris, Ontario, on charges of impaired driving. The arrest occurred following a routine traffic stop by local police.
Cyclist Seriously Injured in Calgary Collision
A cyclist suffered serious injuries after a traffic collision in southwest Calgary. Police are investigating the incident, which occurred on May 28, 2026.
Mother Struggles After Inflatable Display Damages Car
A Las Vegas mother of four faces a $500 insurance deductible after a large inflatable display from a smog shop crashed into her car during strong winds, leaving her financially strained.
Canada's Current Account Deficit Surges on Record Imports
Canada's current account deficit widened to $7.2 billion in Q1 2026, driven by record imports of gold and metals, while exports grew 3.9%.
Bus driver charged with stunt driving with children aboard
A 56-year-old bus driver in southern Ontario faces stunt driving charges after allegedly going 100 km/h in a 50 km/h zone with children on the bus.
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Barrie Police to Reveal Major Stolen Vehicle Bust
Barrie and South Simcoe police are set to announce a major stolen vehicle recovery operation dubbed 'Project Starter,' recovering numerous vehicles and making arrests.
Tay Township Council Rejects Outdoor Drinking Plan
Tay Township council has voted against a proposal that would have allowed public consumption of alcohol in designated outdoor areas, citing concerns over enforcement and public safety.
CNN Supercut Exposes Trump's Gas Price Promises
CNN's Pamela Brown compiles a supercut of Trump officials repeatedly promising gas prices would drop after the Iran war, while prices remain high.
Police Probe Storage Unit Break-Ins in Waterloo Region
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating a series of break-ins at storage units. Authorities urge public to report any suspicious activity as they work to identify suspects.
Calgary, Break the Car Habit as Gas Prices Hit $2/Litre
With gas prices soaring to $2 a litre in Calgary, it's time to reconsider driving. Transit and biking offer cheaper alternatives that can save hundreds this summer.
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Temu Fined US$232M for Unsafe Products
Chinese online retailer Temu has been hit with a US$232 million fine for selling unsafe toys and electronics, raising concerns about product safety standards.
Alberta separatist lawyer faces hearing over abusive communication
Alberta separatist lawyer Jeffrey Rath faces professional misconduct allegations from the Law Society over abusive communication, abuse of tribunal process, and failure to cooperate.
Single Mom Struggles After Long Tax Refund Delay
A Canadian single mother faces financial strain due to a months-long delay in her tax refund, highlighting concerns over CRA service levels amid job cuts.
Hundreds of Parking Tickets in ByWard Market Garage This Spring
Ottawa's ByWard Market parking garage at 70 Clarence Street has seen hundreds of parking tickets issued this spring, according to a recent report.
Ontario Man's $4,500 Loan Barely Paid Off in 5 Years
An Ontario man has been repaying a $4,500 loan for five years but has made little progress due to high interest. New predatory lending rules don't apply to existing loans.
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Tax Refund Delays Strain Single Canadian Mother
A single Canadian mother struggles after waiting months for her tax refund, as economist David Macdonald warns that CRA job cuts could worsen service levels.
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