Police Seek Arson Suspect After Vaughan Car Dealership Fire
York Regional Police are investigating an overnight arson at a Vaughan car dealership captured on video. The lone suspect remains at large.
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Windsor Police Seek Help Identifying Theft Suspect
Windsor police are asking for public assistance to identify a suspect linked to multiple retail thefts, including an incident on Tecumseh Road East.
Armed Robbery in Elmira: Two Victims Targeted at Gunpoint
Waterloo Regional Police investigate an armed robbery in Elmira where two people were robbed at gunpoint. No injuries reported, suspects at large.
Driver Charged with Stunt, Impaired in Hwy 417 Zone
A driver faces stunt driving and impaired charges after being stopped in a construction zone on Highway 417 near Maitland Avenue, where speed limits are reduced.
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SNAP Rule Changes Turn Grocery Shopping Into a Nightmare
A Texas mother shares the emotional toll of new SNAP restrictions that ban sugary drinks and candy, making grocery shopping confusing and shameful.
String Bikini Undies: A Millennial Favorite Returns
A mom rediscovered string bikini underwear after seeing it on TV. She found a comfy, affordable 6-pack on Amazon that's soft, durable, and sexy. Reviewers rave.
Top 38 Most Wished For Amazon Items You Need ASAP
Discover the most wished-for Amazon items, from beauty must-haves to home gadgets. These top-rated products are flying off wish lists—add them to your cart today!
Toronto landlord shocked by $32K water bill for rental building
A Toronto landlord received a staggering $32,000 catch-up water bill for her eight-unit rental property, raising concerns about utility billing accuracy.
Scam Phone Calls Surge: Protect Yourself from Fraud
Scam calls are on the rise, with fraudsters posing as banks, tech support, and government agencies. Learn how to spot and avoid these schemes to safeguard your finances.
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SPLC charged with defrauding donors over informant payments
The Southern Poverty Law Center faces federal charges for allegedly defrauding donors by making payments to extremist informants, misusing funds meant for civil rights work.
U.S. Tariff Refunds: What Canadian Exporters Should Know
Small Canadian exporters may now be eligible for refunds on U.S. tariffs paid over the past year. Learn about the process and requirements.
High Grocery Prices Force Canadians to Choose: Affordability or Sustainability
A new survey reveals that soaring grocery costs are compelling Canadians to make difficult trade-offs between budget-friendly options and environmentally sustainable choices, highlighting a growing economic strain.
Hidden Surcharges Rise Amid Inflation and War: Consumer Guide
Consumer sentiment hits a historic low as inflation spikes and the U.S.-Israel war with Iran fuels hidden fees on baggage, credit cards, deliveries, and hotels. Experts reveal strategies to combat these sneaky surcharges.
Austrian Police Hunt Poisoned Baby Food in Extortion
Austrian authorities are conducting a widespread search for contaminated baby food following an extortion threat. The incident has triggered recalls and heightened safety concerns across Central Europe.
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Rat Poison in HiPP Baby Food Triggers Central Europe Recall
Central European countries recall HiPP baby food after rat poison is found in jars. Authorities suspect tampering in products sold at SPAR supermarkets, with investigations ongoing.
Alberta Minister to Meet Grocery Owners Over Food Prices
Alberta's government is taking action as food prices continue to climb, with a minister planning direct talks with grocery store owners to address affordability concerns.
HiPP Baby Food Recalled in Austria Over Rat Poison
The baby food brand HiPP has issued a recall for specific jars in Austria following laboratory tests that confirmed the presence of rat poison in samples, raising serious safety concerns.
Door-to-Door Mail End Sparks Senior Isolation Fears
Advocates warn that Canada Post's transition from door-to-door mail delivery to community mailboxes will leave many seniors feeling isolated and disconnected, impacting their daily routines and social connections.
Amazon's Top 25 Household and Personal Care Products
Discover 25 highly-rated Amazon products, from dental guards to cleaning tools, that solve common daily problems with ease and affordability, backed by glowing customer reviews.
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GTA Tire Shop Closure Leaves Customers' Tires Trapped
A Greater Toronto Area tire shop has abruptly closed its doors, stranding customers' stored summer tires inside the locked facility. The incident highlights potential risks for consumers using seasonal tire storage services.
Metal Blade Found in Toddler's Snack, Mom Speaks Out
An Ottawa mother's alarming discovery of a metal blade inside her toddler's snack has triggered a widespread investigation involving grocery store management and federal authorities.
Canadian Consumers Shift Spending Priorities
New transaction data reveals Canadians are reallocating spending toward essentials and value while maintaining overall expenditure levels, with entertainment and travel remaining priorities despite economic uncertainty.
Algorithmic Pricing Motion Fails, Alberta Consumers Concerned
A federal motion to address algorithmic pricing has failed, raising concerns among Alberta consumers about potential price manipulation and lack of regulatory oversight in the market.
HuffPost Shopping Awards 2026: Top 74 Products
Discover the 74 award-winning products from HuffPost's 2026 Shopping Awards, spanning wellness, tech, skin care, home, clothing, beauty, and pet care. These items earned gold medals for their exceptional performance and reader satisfaction.
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Atlantic Canada Faces Highest Milk Prices in Canada
Residents in Atlantic Canada are grappling with some of the highest milk prices across the country, impacting food security and household budgets significantly.
Remote Work Drives U.S. Home Coffee Consumption to 14-Year High
A new report reveals that remote working trends and economic pressures have pushed at-home coffee consumption in the United States to its highest level in 14 years, as Americans seek to save money and adapt to new lifestyles.
Quebec Solidaire Pushes Expert Role in Grocery Price Debate
Quebec Solidaire emphasizes the critical need for expert opinions to address rising grocery costs, highlighting political strategies for consumer relief in Quebec.
NDP's Avi Lewis Seeks Ban on Corporate 'Surveillance Pricing'
New Democratic Party leader Avi Lewis is introducing a motion to prohibit businesses from using personal data to charge different prices for identical products, warning of a 'dystopian retail landscape' emerging through algorithmic pricing.
Canadians Willing to Pay More for Home-Grown Products, Survey Finds
A new BDC survey reveals 60% of Canadians are willing to spend more on Canadian-made products, but only 40% can easily identify them. Clear labeling and competitive pricing are key to boosting domestic purchases.
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Grocers Overcharge for Meat by Including Packaging Weight
A CBC investigation reveals Loblaw and Sobeys stores continue to overcharge for meat by including packaging weight in pricing, despite previous promises to fix the issue.
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