Two charged, one sought in Toronto identity fraud probe
Toronto Police announce new charges in Project Deja Vu, a sprawling synthetic identity fraud case with over $4M in losses. One suspect from Brampton remains at large.
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Fake money used to buy iPhone 15 in Guelph
Guelph police are investigating after an iPhone 15 was purchased using counterfeit cash. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about fraudulent currency circulating in the community.
Ivanović Divorces Schweinsteiger Over Affair Reports
Former tennis star Ana Ivanović has filed for divorce from ex-soccer pro Bastian Schweinsteiger following reports of his alleged affair. Get the full story on the sports super-couple's split.
How to Be a Smarter Holiday Shopper in Canada
Financial expert Kelley Keehn shares crucial strategies for Canadians to avoid overspending and shop wisely during the festive season. Learn how to stay financially disciplined.
Moose Jaw police warn businesses about counterfeit bills
Moose Jaw Police Service urges local businesses to scrutinize banknotes following the discovery of counterfeit currency. Protect your business by learning how to spot fake bills.
Amy Schumer Denies Divorce Rumors Amid Speculation
Amy Schumer responds to divorce speculation, clarifies her weight loss and jewelry habits, and reaffirms commitment to her husband Chris Fischer. Get the full story.
Fake $100 bill used at Neepawa store, RCMP warns
Mounties are alerting the public after a counterfeit $100 bill was passed at a Neepawa, Manitoba business. Learn how to spot fake currency and protect yourself from fraud.
Lethbridge man defrauded of $600,000 in crypto scam
A Lethbridge man was defrauded of nearly $600,000 in an investment scam, with funds moved to offshore crypto accounts. A B.C. man now faces charges. Learn the red flags.
Therapist Sees 'Mental Health Epidemic' Tied to Trump
A New York psychotherapist reveals a sharp rise in patient distress linked to Donald Trump, describing symptoms like anxiety, anger, and insomnia. Learn about the impact on mental health.
Trump directs GOP funds to his businesses
Donald Trump channels Republican donor money into his hotels and golf clubs through political committees he controls, raising ethical concerns about profiting from presidency.
20 Sudbury Paramedics Off Work Due to Occupational Stress
Greater Sudbury Paramedic Services confronts staffing challenges with 20 paramedics on leave for occupational stress injuries. Learn about the impact on emergency services.
OPP seeks suspect using fake bills in Orillia
Ontario Provincial Police are searching for a suspect accused of passing counterfeit bills at multiple Orillia businesses. Police warn local merchants to be vigilant.
Why Being Human Feels So Hard Today
Montreal author Alice Switocz Goldbloom explores the overwhelming weight of modern existence, from political anxiety to digital overload, and suggests small human connections as our salvation.
Edmonton judge throws out counterfeit money case
An Alberta judge has dismissed charges against a man accused of carrying counterfeit currency after evidence showed the bills were clearly Chinese replicas. Learn about this landmark Edmonton court decision.
B.C. man charged in illegal gaming house money laundering
A British Columbia man faces money laundering charges following police raid on illegal gaming operation. Learn about the investigation and charges in this exclusive report.
Calgary's $129M Housing Funds Frozen in Rezoning Debate
Federal housing money for Calgary faces uncertainty as city reconsiders blanket rezoning. Critical affordable housing projects at stake.
Lethbridge Students Struggle as Semester Ends
Post-secondary students in Lethbridge face mounting academic and financial pressures as the fall semester concludes. Learn about the challenges and resources available.
B.C. money launderer sentenced to 18 months jail
Alexandra Joie Chow, 37, receives 18-month sentence for money laundering in Richmond court. First such conviction in BC in a decade following CFSEU investigation.
Vancouver woman sentenced to 18 months for money laundering
A Vancouver woman receives 18-month jail sentence in landmark money laundering case. Learn about this milestone prosecution and its implications for financial crime enforcement.
Credit Canada CEO's Black Friday Money-Saving Tips
Credit Canada CEO Bruce Sellery offers unconventional Black Friday advice: save 100% by not spending. Learn smart shopping strategies for the 2025 holiday season.
BC brokerages fined $190K for money laundering violations
Two British Columbia real estate brokerages face $190,000 in FINTRAC penalties for anti-money laundering failures. Learn about the enforcement actions and regulatory crackdown.
Holiday Overplanning Causes Stress, Misses Joy Point
Excessive holiday planning creates stress instead of joy. Learn how Canadians can embrace spontaneity and reclaim meaningful celebrations this season.
Canadian Olympian's drug empire had professional enablers
U.S. authorities allege Ryan Wedding's billion-dollar cocaine operation was supported by lawyers, soldiers and professionals. Learn about the network keeping his empire afloat.
$1.03M spent on two government conferences
Taxpayers funded $1.03 million for two lavish 2024 government conferences featuring $94,000 dinners, $1,340 musical spoons, and $915 flower arrangements. Discover the shocking details of federal spending.
TD Bank sued for alleged racial bias in AML firings
Former TD Bank employees file class action alleging Chinese and Chinese American staff were disproportionately targeted in money laundering investigation. Read the full details.
Cortisol Beauty Myths: What Experts Really Say
Leading dermatologists explain the truth about cortisol's impact on skin, hair and appearance. Discover what really causes beauty issues and when to seek medical help.
Help Kids Handle Holiday Gatherings Without Stress
Expert strategies to prepare children for holiday events, reduce overwhelm, and create enjoyable family experiences. Learn how to set expectations and boundaries.
Expert's holiday decluttering guide prevents stress
Organizational expert Jane Stoller reveals how pre-holiday decluttering reduces stress and improves relationships. Learn her simple strategies for a calm, organized season.
Crypto Firm Appeals Record $176M Fine in Canada
Xeltox Enterprises Ltd. is fighting a historic $176M fine from FinTRAC for alleged money laundering violations. Discover the details of the case and its implications for Canada's crypto sector.
Three Suspects Sought for Fake Money in LaSalle
LaSalle police are searching for three individuals accused of using counterfeit currency at local businesses. Authorities urge businesses to verify cash authenticity.
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