10 Car Maintenance Mistakes Mechanics Warn You to Avoid
Car mechanics share the top maintenance mistakes they see, from skipping oil changes to using wrong parts, and offer expert advice to avoid costly repairs and safety hazards.
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Flush Surge Protector Replaces Power Strips Clutter-Free
Powrui's multi-plug surge protector sits flush against the wall, offering 9 outlets with wide spacing, built-in nightlight, and 1,680 Joule surge protection, earning 4.7 stars from over 15,000 Amazon reviews.
11 Best Blister Prevention and Treatment Products on Amazon
Discover top-rated blister prevention and treatment products on Amazon. From hydrocolloid bandages to friction balms, these items help heal and prevent blisters for pain-free feet.
Gas Prices Jump Overnight in Saskatchewan: Experts React
Gas prices in Saskatchewan rose by 5 cents overnight. Experts predict relief at the pumps this weekend, but residents express frustration over the sudden increase.
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Beef price-fixing scandal leaves Canadian consumers seeking compensation
Suppliers JBS and National Beef face accusations of artificially inflating beef prices. Consumers may be eligible for compensation as the scandal unfolds.
Lakeshore Residents Furious Over $400 Tax Line Item
Lakeshore residents are outraged after discovering a $400 line item on their tax bills for the green bin program and garbage collection, sparking calls for transparency and accountability from local officials.
Alberta Energy Rebate Fraud Safeguards Raise New Questions
New fraud safeguards for Alberta's $100 energy rebate program are raising questions about accessibility and security, as residents report blocked e-transfers and confusion over verification processes.
Unemployment Falls, Beef Settlement, Flying Tiger Expands
Canada's unemployment rate fell to 6.5% in June; Canadians may get share of $8M beef price-fixing settlement; Flying Tiger opens second GTA store; economists say jobs data won't move interest rates.
Lumber Costs Drop 65% from Pandemic Peaks, Operating Expenses Rise
Lumber prices have fallen 65% from their COVID-era highs, but the cost savings are being offset by increases in operating expenses, according to a new report.
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Manitoba flood victims to get financial aid: Kinew
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew announces financial assistance for residents affected by recent floods, with applications opening July 14, 2026.
Retail Theft Blitz in Regina Leads to 4 Arrests
Four people have been arrested in Regina following a targeted retail theft blitz by police, part of ongoing efforts to curb shoplifting in the city.
Police seek suspect in postal-package theft in New Tecumseth
Police in New Tecumseth, Ont., are asking for the public's help to identify a suspect and vehicle linked to a postal-package theft. The OPP released a video of the incident.
Mortgage hack for any rate environment: focus on risk, not payment
Most borrowers pick a mortgage term to save money on payments, but ignore rate risk. A better strategy is to focus on the total cost and risk profile, not just the monthly payment.
Durham police seize $5,700 in baby formula in fraud bust
Durham police arrested Aoqi Xu, 21, after he allegedly used fraudulent payment methods to buy baby formula and hygiene products worth over $5,700 in Whitby and Ajax.
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Driver charged speeding 138 km/h with broken speedometer
An Ontario driver was charged after being clocked at 138 km/h in a 70 km/h zone while driving with a broken speedometer near Tillsonburg on July 5, 2026.
Reviewers Say These $18 Sandals Beat Birkenstocks
Odoly two-strap sandals, under $21, rival Birkenstocks in comfort and support, with a cork insole and vegan leather. Reviewers praise arch support and affordability.
Guelph man charged after witness says he left vehicle with drink
A Guelph man faces impaired driving charges after a witness reported he exited his vehicle holding a drink. Police conducted an investigation leading to the arrest.
Best Amazon Deals for Summer 2024: 36 Hot Discounts
Prime Day may be over, but Amazon still has hot summer deals. We've rounded up 36 top discounts including cooling gear, tech, home items, and more.
Man Arrested After Copper Thefts Cause Outages in Halton
A man has been arrested after alleged copper thefts caused power outages in Halton Region, affecting hundreds of residents and businesses.
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Manitoba Métis Federation buys NRC property in Winnipeg
The Manitoba Métis Federation has purchased a National Research Council property in Winnipeg, marking a significant step in Indigenous economic development and community ownership.
OXO Salad Spinner: Essential for Cleaning Produce During Cyclospora Outbreak
Amid a Cyclospora outbreak, experts recommend using a salad spinner to thoroughly wash produce. The OXO Good Grips spinner is a top-rated tool for cleaning and drying fruits and vegetables, with features like a pump mechanism, brake button, and non-slip b
Four Arrested in Montreal Drug Trafficking Operation
Montreal police arrested four individuals in a drug trafficking operation. The arrests followed an investigation targeting a network distributing cocaine and methamphetamine.
Why Wait to Post Vacation Photos? Experts Explain
Tech analyst Carmi Levy and insurance companies warn against posting vacation photos while away, citing increased risk of burglary and other crimes.
Windsor Installs Speed Bollards on Matchett Road
Windsor has installed speed bollards on Matchett Road near Mic Mac Park to improve pedestrian safety, according to the city.
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Ottawa raises daily parking rate at ByWard Market garage
The City of Ottawa increased the daily maximum parking rate at the ByWard Market garage from $28 to $35, effective immediately, citing rising operational costs and demand.
Most Canadians Say Gov't Fails on Unethical Contracts: Poll
A new Nanos poll reveals that 63% of Canadians believe governments are doing a poor job protecting consumers from unethical contracts, with only 12% rating their performance as good or excellent.
Gas prices rise across the Maritimes, hitting new highs
Gas prices increased across the Maritimes on July 10, 2026, with regular unleaded rising by up to 4 cents per litre in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island.
Canadians want more renovation fraud protection: Nanos Poll
A new Nanos Poll reveals a majority of Canadians want governments to do more to protect consumers from renovation fraud, as victims like the Carlettis share their story.
Digital Transformation's Future Depends on Trust, Not Tech
Canadians are increasingly selective about sharing personal data, with 78% refusing to provide information due to privacy concerns, signaling a trust deficit that will shape the digital economy.
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Fraudsters posing as bank reps in Waterloo Region: police
Waterloo Regional Police warn of fraudsters posing as bank or credit card representatives to steal personal information. Residents urged to verify calls and never share sensitive data.
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