Airlines Refuse Pay for Drug Bag Tag Switch, Canadians Claim
Innocent Canadians report airlines denying compensation after bag tags were swapped, leading to luggage filled with drugs being checked in their names.
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Homeless Seniors on the Rise in Richmond, Warn Outreach Workers
Outreach workers report a troubling increase in homeless seniors in Richmond, B.C., citing systemic failures. Tom Tang, a senior, has lived on the streets for years after losing his home.
Toronto carjacker gets house arrest for $1M Ferrari theft
Beaudon Petrohelos, 27, sentenced to two years less a day of house arrest for his role in a knife-point carjacking of a Ferrari worth over $1 million in Toronto.
Rogers Stadium noise complaints persist among residents
Toronto residents report ongoing noise issues from Rogers Stadium, with concerts like Bruno Mars causing vibrations in nearby homes. The city aims to balance entertainment and community comfort.
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Chilliwack RCMP: 15 Break-Ins in 14 Days, Urge Caution
Chilliwack RCMP report 15 break-ins in 14 days, urging residents to secure homes and report suspicious activity. Tips include locking doors and using alarms.
Transit Workers Vote 99% for Strike Mandate
Metro Vancouver transit workers have voted 99% in favor of a strike mandate amid ongoing contract disputes, raising concerns about potential service disruptions.
Multiple e-bikes in west-end shed fire, Toronto fire says
Toronto Fire Services report a shed fire involving multiple e-bikes in the west end. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.
WindsorEssex Keeps Alcohol Policy Unchanged Amid Provincial Shift
WindsorEssex maintains its current alcohol policy despite recent provincial changes, opting for local control over alcohol sales and consumption regulations.
Replica Handgun Prompts Police Response at New Westminster Station
A man carrying a replica handgun near New Westminster SkyTrain Station triggered a large police response before officers determined it was a fake weapon.
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Windsor Traffic Complaint Leads to Multiple Charges
A traffic complaint in Windsor resulted in multiple charges. Police responded to reports of erratic driving and discovered violations including impaired driving and drug possession.
Driver charged after child leans out window in Kitchener
A driver in Kitchener faces charges after a child was spotted standing on a seat and leaning out the window, prompting a traffic stop.
DoorDash driver filmed stealing tips from server on Memorial Day
A DoorDash driver was caught on camera stealing tips from a server working a Memorial Day double shift, sparking outrage and calls for accountability.
Hire Someone to Wait in Line for You with Taskrabbit
Taskrabbit launches a new service to help Canadians skip long lines at events, with nearly 73% of Canadians having abandoned a queue due to wait times.
B.C. Must Clarify Local Media in Advertising
Opinion: B.C. claims over 50% of provincial ads go to local media, but lacks transparency on what qualifies. Clear standards are needed to support local journalism.
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N.S. Mandates Criminal Record Checks for Bar Security
New Nova Scotia government regulations require criminal record checks for all bar security staff, aiming to enhance public safety in licensed establishments.
CHEO Foundation ex-employee misdirected fundraising money
The CHEO Foundation reports a former employee misdirected funds from fundraising events. An internal review is underway to determine the extent of the financial irregularities.
Niagara Police Recover $5M in Stolen Vehicles, Bust Ring
Niagara Regional Police have recovered over $5 million in stolen vehicles and arrested nine suspects in Project Jack Links, targeting organized auto theft networks in Southern Ontario.
Windsor Police Seek Suspects in Property Damage Cases
Windsor police are investigating separate property damage incidents and seeking multiple suspects. Authorities urge public to provide tips.
Gift Card Scam Alert in Barrie: Police Warn Residents
Barrie police warn of a new gift card scam circulating in the community, urging residents to verify gift cards before purchase and report suspicious activity.
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Steam Cleaner Kit 30% Off – Deep Clean Your Home
This portable steam cleaner kit is 30% off for Prime Members. With 16 accessories, it blasts grease, grout, and dirt without chemicals. Perfect for tile, car detailing, and kitchen messes.
Canadians Cut Summer Spending; Gen Z Plans to Splurge
A TD survey reveals 35% of Canadians plan to spend less this summer due to cost pressures, while 24% of Gen Z intend to increase travel spending, driven by social pressure.
Canadians to Cut Summer Spending, Survey Reveals
A new survey indicates Canadians plan to reduce summer spending amid economic uncertainty, with many prioritizing savings over travel and leisure activities.
Costco Recalls Zwilling Kettle Over Scalding Risk
Costco Canada recalls Zwilling Enfinigy Electric Kettle Pro 1.5L due to handles that may loosen or break, posing scalding risks. 21 incidents reported in Canada.
Fire at Kosher Kingdom in Golders Green Not Suspicious
A fire at Kosher Kingdom in London's Golders Green was not deemed suspicious, likely caused by an electrical fault. No injuries were reported.
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30 Genius Spring and Summer Essentials for Outdoor Comfort
From mosquito repellents to sunscreens and cooling gear, discover 30 must-have products for enjoying the outdoors this spring and summer without discomfort.
Job Seekers Know Dealbreakers but Not What Helps Hiring
New survey reveals job seekers are more certain about what hurts their chances than what helps, with tardiness as top dealbreaker and references as key advantage.
Italy's Top Court: Hotels Can Refuse Tap Water
Italy's highest court ruled that hotels are not obliged to serve tap water to guests, sparking debate over consumer rights and environmental impact.
London Road Reopens After Mobility Scooter Crash
A road near Clinton, Ontario has reopened following a crash involving a mobility scooter. No serious injuries were reported.
Harrow Raids: Police Seize Firearms, $145K in Suspected Drugs
Ontario Provincial Police executed search warrants in Harrow, seizing firearms, suspected drugs valued at $145,000, and cash during a two-day operation.
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WindsorTecumseh Council Approves $2.2M Fleet Plan
WindsorTecumseh council has approved a $2.2 million fleet replacement plan for 2026, covering new vehicles and equipment to upgrade municipal services.
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