Unsecured Firearm in Vehicle Leads to OPP Charges
Three men face charges after Ontario Provincial Police found an unsecured firearm in a vehicle during a traffic stop in Barrie. Details inside.
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Ontario woman waited 3 months for FIFA ticket payment
An Ontario woman sold her World Cup tickets via FIFA's resale site but endured a 3-month payment delay, sparking consumer frustration.
Marijuana Reclassification May Be First Step for Trump
Experts suggest that reclassifying marijuana as a less dangerous drug could be just the beginning, with potential impacts on federal policy and industry growth.
Dear Abby: Woman Feels Trapped Supporting Boyfriend
A woman writes to Dear Abby about feeling financially trapped by her boyfriend, who has lost jobs due to drug tests and driving record issues. Abby advises leaving him.
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Has Your Tax Return Been Flagged by CRA? Keep Calm
Over 3 million tax returns are flagged for review by the CRA each year. Here's how to handle a notice calmly and effectively.
Ticketmaster to cap resale prices in Ontario
Ontario introduces new rules requiring Ticketmaster to cap resale ticket prices, aiming to protect consumers from price gouging and ensure fair access to events.
B.C. Premier Eby Defends U.S. Liquor Ban Over Tariffs
British Columbia Premier David Eby says U.S. liquor will remain off shelves due to public anger over tariffs, sparking debate on trade and consumer impact.
Toronto Parks Food Trucks and Carts This Summer
Toronto City Hall announces food trucks and carts will arrive in select parks this summer, offering diverse dining options for visitors and residents.
Two Charged in 14 Thefts at Regina North End Business
Regina police have charged two individuals linked to 14 thefts at a north end business. The arrests follow an investigation into repeated incidents at the same location.
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Toronto Trio Charged After Scarborough Drug and Gun Bust
Three Toronto men face firearm and drug charges after police seized a 9mm handgun and oxycodone in Scarborough. Also: GTA bank robbery suspect arrested, youth assault in Vaughan, and Oakville robbery suspects sought.
Winnipeg Sues Towing Company Over Unpaid Fees
The City of Winnipeg has filed a lawsuit against a towing company, alleging outstanding payments for services rendered. The case highlights ongoing financial disputes.
Scarborough Mall Evacuated After Pepper Spray: Police
Toronto police evacuated the lower level of Scarborough Town Centre after pepper spray was deployed. No injuries reported; investigation ongoing.
Quebec Warns of Airfare Scams: Too Good to Be True
Quebec's consumer protection office warns travelers about deceptive airfare deals that seem too good to be true, urging caution when booking flights online.
Montreal woman fractures ankle in pothole after concert
A Montreal woman fractured her ankle and destroyed a concert record after tripping in a pothole on a dark, rainy night post-concert.
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Hamilton teen driving 147 km/h claims he was going to mall
A Hamilton teen was caught driving 147 km/h on Centennial Parkway, telling police he was rushing to the mall before it closed. The incident highlights dangerous speeding in the area.
Edmonton Gives Away Compost for Free
The City of Edmonton is giving away free compost to residents as part of its waste reduction efforts. The program aims to promote sustainable gardening and reduce landfill waste.
Collingwood Summer Parking Permits Available Now
Collingwood residents can now apply for summer parking permits. The program offers designated overnight parking spots to ease seasonal congestion.
Dutchie's Accused of 14 New Employment Standards Violations
Dutchie's Fresh Food Market in Kitchener faces 14 additional charges under the Employment Standards Act, adding to previous allegations of wage and record-keeping violations.
Minors Serving Alcohol in Saskatchewan? Proposed Changes Debated
Saskatchewan considers allowing minors to serve alcohol in restaurants, sparking debate over safety, training, and parental consent. The proposal aims to address labor shortages.
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Amazon Haul: New Under-$25 Section and Top Picks
Discover Amazon's new Haul section with items under $25. We share our favorite finds and tips for scoring deals in 2026.
SAQ Targets Profit Stability Amid Quebec Alcohol Decline
Quebec's SAQ plans to maintain profitability despite declining alcohol consumption, focusing on premium products and cost management to offset lower sales volumes.
Toronto Paid Over $500K for Pothole Vehicle Damage in 2025
Toronto compensated drivers with over $500,000 for pothole damage in 2025. Learn how to file a claim and get reimbursed for repairs.
5-Pack Reading Glasses Set: Chic Readers for Under $2 Each
Discover affordable reading glasses on Amazon: a 5-pack set for under $12, with anti-blue light, anti-glare, and stylish frames. Reviewers compare them to high-end brands.
Brantford Man Arrested for Break-and-Enter and Impaired Driving
A Brantford native was arrested by OPP for break-and-enter and impaired driving. The incident occurred in Kitchener, leading to charges.
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Calgarian Says Gold Heist an 'Inside Job' as Thefts Rise
A Calgary man had $21,000 in gold stolen from a Costco delivery, claiming it's an inside job. Gold thefts have surged as prices soared.
Vehicle Seized for Drunk Drive-Thru Attempt: RCMP
Red Deer RCMP seized a man's vehicle after he allegedly tried to order a burger at a drive-thru while intoxicated, leading to impaired driving charges.
Drunk driver's burger quest ends with roadside sanction
A 38-year-old man drove 35 minutes for a late-night burger, but a 911 call and refusal of a breath test led to an Immediate Roadside Sanction and vehicle seizure.
Crest 3D White Brilliance Kit: 27% Off at Amazon
Get a brighter smile with Crest's 3D White Brilliance 2-Step kit, now 27% off at Amazon. Includes toothpaste and whitening gel for easy, effective whitening.
Guelph Woman Arrested for Garden Hose Assault
A Guelph woman has been arrested after allegedly using a garden hose to assault another person in Kitchener. Police are investigating the incident.
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Guelph Business Owner Bitten by Shoplifter
A Guelph business owner was bitten by a shoplifter during a theft incident. Police are investigating the assault and seeking the suspect.
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