North Bay Moves to Online-Only Voting for 2026 Election
North Bay city council approved online-only voting for the 2026 municipal election, citing lower costs and 70% digital uptake in 2022.
Category : Consumer Affairs
Appliance Prices May Rise as Retailers Urge Quebec Delay
A coalition of retailers calls on Quebec to delay the final phase of its consumer protection bill, warning that appliance costs could increase for consumers.
Consumer Insolvencies Hit Highest Level Since 2009
Consumer insolvencies in Canada reached a quarterly high since 2009, with 37,121 filings in early 2026, up 8.5% year-over-year, driven by debt and economic strain.
Bank of Canada worries, Agnico Eagle investment, falling rents
Top stories: Bank of Canada concerned about Iran war and US trade policies; Agnico Eagle invests $14B in Ontario mines; falling rents may spur millennials; Goeasy reports loss; JPMorgan harassment case.
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Arrest in Fatal Off-Leash Dog Attack in Toronto
Toronto police have made an arrest following an off-leash dog attack that killed a small dog and injured its owner. The suspect faces charges.
Driver charged after going 174 km/h on E.C. Row Expressway
A Windsor driver faces charges after being clocked at 174 km/h on the E.C. Row Expressway, more than double the speed limit, Windsor Police report.
DoorDash Now Offers Pay-in-Installments via Klarna
DoorDash users in the US can soon pay for orders in installments through a new partnership with Klarna, making food delivery more flexible.
Maritimers React to Dunkin vs. Tim Hortons Coffee War
Maritimers weigh in on a potential battle between Dunkin' and Tim Hortons as the coffee chains compete for customers amid rising prices and changing tastes.
Quebec man wins $1,000 a week for life thanks to his son
Christian Hébert from Quebec won $1,000 per week for life in a Loto-Quebec lottery, thanks to his son who bought the ticket. The prize provides lifelong financial security.
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Guelph man loses $3,600 to taxi scam
A Guelph man was scammed out of $3,600 by fraudsters posing as taxi drivers. Police urge caution when paying for rides.
Richmond Retail Theft Blitz: 15 Arrested, $3.5K Recovered
RCMP arrested 15 people and recovered nearly $3,500 in merchandise, including steaks and cosmetics, during a one-day retail theft crackdown in Richmond, B.C.
Best Entryway Shoe Storage Solutions 2026
Discover top entryway shoe storage solutions to keep your home organized. From benches to cabinets, find the best options for your space.
Economics of Hate and Islamophobia in Canada
An Edmonton professor examines the drivers of Islamophobia through the lens of hate economics, linking online algorithms, echo chambers, and populism to recent attacks.
Distraction Thefts Rise in Bolton: OPP Warning
Caledon OPP report an increase in distraction thefts in Bolton, urging residents to stay vigilant against thieves using clever tactics to steal valuables.
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Coway Air Purifier 30% Off: Top-Rated for Allergies
The Coway Airmega AP-1512HH air purifier is 30% off at Amazon and Walmart. With a three-stage filter and 4.7-star reviews, it's a top choice for allergies, pet dander, and smoke.
Quebec Amazon Customers Closer to Compensation for Late Deliveries
Quebec customers may soon be compensated for late Amazon Prime deliveries as legislation advances. Learn about the proposed bill and its impact.
Contractor at Your Door? Why It May Be a Scam
Unsolicited contractor visits may signal scams. Learn red flags and how to protect yourself from door-to-door fraud.
Shutterstock to Pay $35M to Settle FTC Charges
Shutterstock agrees to pay $35 million to settle U.S. FTC charges over deceptive subscription plans and difficult cancellation processes for customers.
Gold Falls as US Inflation Surge Raises Odds of Fed Hike
Gold dropped 0.6% as US wholesale inflation accelerated, increasing expectations the Fed will keep rates higher. Silver rose for seventh straight day.
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Falling Rents Could Lure Millennials Out of Parents' Homes
Asking rents in Canada have dropped for 19 consecutive months, potentially offering millennials the financial incentive to move out of their parents' homes and into rentals.
Ontario man charged after illegal cannabis, cigarettes seized
An Ontario man faces charges after police seized illegal cannabis and unstamped cigarettes during a traffic stop in Amherst, Nova Scotia.
Gunpoint Robbery Near Rogers Centre Nets $500K in Jewelry
Four masked bandits robbed vehicle occupants of over $500,000 in jewelry at gunpoint near Rogers Centre on May 10. Police seek public's help identifying suspects.
Ottawa Waives Patio Fees for Summer 2026
Ottawa city council votes to waive monthly patio fees this summer, aiming to support local restaurants and boost outdoor dining in the ByWard Market and beyond.
U.S. Producer Prices Surge Most Since 2022 on Energy
U.S. wholesale inflation accelerated in April to the fastest pace since 2022, driven by war-related energy cost increases that are pushing up freight transportation expenses.
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Toronto Gas Prices Set to Break Records Soon
Gas prices in Toronto are predicted to surge in the coming weeks, potentially breaking previous records. Experts warn of significant increases at the pump.
Wall Street Mixed After Inflation Data, Tech Recovers
Wall Street showed mixed results as a discouraging inflation report weighed on markets, while tech stocks rebounded. Investors assess economic data and corporate news.
Kitchen Fire in Windsor Causes $200K Damage, Displaces Four
A kitchen fire on Curry Avenue in Windsor displaced four people and caused an estimated $200,000 in damages. No injuries were reported.
US Producer Prices Surge 6%, Raising Inflation Concerns
U.S. producer prices rose 6% in April, the largest increase in over a year, adding pressure on companies to raise consumer prices amid persistent inflation.
Windsor Councillor Seeks Answers on Power Outages
A Windsor city councillor is demanding more information from ENWIN about recurring intermittent power outages affecting East Windsor residents and businesses.
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Rising Fuel Costs Force Women's Non-Profit to Make Tough Choices
Soaring fuel prices are forcing a Canadian women's non-profit to implement cost-cutting measures, highlighting the broader economic impact on community organizations.
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