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Carney's Grocery Benefit Video Criticized as Insufficient
Prime Minister Mark Carney promotes a one-time GST/HST top-up at a Brampton grocery store, but many Canadians criticize the benefit as insufficient and exclusionary.
Motion Sickness Glasses 20% Off at Amazon
These bizarre-looking glasses use liquid-filled rings to relieve motion sickness. Tested and approved, now on sale for $7.99. Expert explains the science.
Canadians work until June 9 to cover taxes: study
A Fraser Institute study finds the average Canadian family earns enough by June 9 to pay all taxes, working 158 days for government.
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Two Ditch Crashes Lead to Impaired Driving Charges in Essex County
Two separate ditch crashes in Essex County over the weekend resulted in impaired driving charges. Police responded to incidents involving vehicles leaving roadways, leading to arrests.
3 Charged in Credit Card Thefts from Fitness Facilities
Three individuals face charges for stealing credit cards from fitness facilities in Edmonton, Ontario, and Manitoba, police say.
Guelph Man Pulls Knife Over Denied Prescription Refill
A Guelph man brandished a knife at a pharmacy after being denied a prescription refill. Police arrested him without incident.
Weak economy may keep rent prices soft this summer: report
A new report suggests Canada's weak economic backdrop could keep rent prices soft this summer, offering some relief to tenants but signaling broader economic challenges.
Average Ottawa Renter Paid Record High in May 2026
A new report reveals Ottawa's average asking rent hit a new record in May 2026, with renters paying $2,450 per month. The increase reflects broader national trends.
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Siskinds Probes TerraVest Industries Over Insider Trading Claims
Siskinds LLP launches investigation into TerraVest Industries Inc. after insider trading allegations caused a 32% stock drop. Investors urged to contact the firm.
Why Toyota RAV4s Are the Most Coveted Used Cars in US
Used Toyota RAV4 hybrids are selling for more than new ones due to high demand, low supply, and rising gas prices. Learn why this SUV is so sought after.
Woman posed as child using baby bottle, police say she's 37
A 37-year-old woman allegedly posed as a 12-year-old girl, using a baby bottle and deceiving a family that took her in, according to police in Brazil.
Winnipeg Teen's Garbage Bin Cleaning Business Booms
A 12-year-old Winnipeg-area entrepreneur has turned dirty garbage bins into a successful summer business, showcasing young innovation.
CRA Owes Thousands: How to Check for Unclaimed Cheques
Thousands of Canadians have unclaimed money from the CRA. Learn how to check if you have a cheque waiting and claim your funds easily.
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Lara Trump Shows Gold Medallions in White House
Lara Trump reveals President Donald Trump's gold medallions are installed throughout the White House, including in showers, adding to the building's luxurious decor.
CRA Owe Money to Thousands of Canadians: How to Check
The CRA owes money to thousands of Canadians. Learn how to check if you're owed a refund or payment from the tax agency.
13 charged with stunt driving in May by single OPP detachment
Ontario Provincial Police charged 13 people with stunt driving in May from one detachment, highlighting ongoing efforts to curb dangerous driving on highways.
Scammers Use Defunct Rebate Program in Door-to-Door Fraud
North Bay police warn of a scam where fraudsters pose as a defunct government rebate program to deceive homeowners into paying for unnecessary repairs.
Pedestrian Struck in Truro Parking Lot; Police Seek Witnesses
Truro Police are investigating a pedestrian struck in a parking lot and are asking witnesses to come forward. The incident occurred on June 7, 2026.
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FIFA 2026 Side Hustles in Toronto: Risks and Scams
As FIFA 2026 approaches, Toronto residents consider renting spaces or other side hustles, but experts warn of fraud, cybercrime, and liability risks.
US Shoppers Cut Back on Gas and Discretionary Spending
U.S. consumers are adjusting spending habits due to high gas prices, with shifts to warehouse clubs, fewer restaurant visits, and reduced discretionary purchases, signaling financial strain.
30 Walmart Fashion Finds for Women: Summer Style on a Budget
Discover 30 stylish and affordable Walmart fashion finds for women, from dresses to accessories. Perfect for summer on a budget.
You Only Need One Washing Machine Cycle, Expert Says
Laundry expert Patric Richardson says the express cycle is all you need for clean clothes, saving time and reducing wear and tear.
No Name Frozen Juice Returns to Canadian Stores
Loblaw brings back No Name frozen concentrated juice to Canadian shelves after years of absence, responding to customer demand for affordable options.
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Driver fined $1,000 for passing stopped school bus
A driver in Summerside, P.E.I., was fined $1,000 for passing a stopped school bus with flashing lights, highlighting the importance of road safety for children.
North York Man Faces Gun and Drug Charges
A 31-year-old man caught driving while disqualified in North York faces dozens of charges after police seized a loaded gun, drugs, and over $180,000 in cash.
Toronto Police Seize Gun, Drugs, $180K Cash in Driver Probe
Toronto police seized a firearm, drugs, and over $180,000 in cash during an investigation into a prohibited driver. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat illegal activities on city roads.
Gate Agents' Top 10 Flying Mistakes to Avoid
Former and current gate agents share the behaviors they always avoid when flying, from boarding etiquette to baggage rules, to help passengers travel smarter.
Cyclist Injured in Brampton Collision: Police Investigate
A cyclist was seriously injured in a collision in Brampton on Saturday. Police are investigating the incident, which occurred on June 6, 2026.
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Why Cheaper Gas Won't Lower Your Bills Just Yet
Despite falling gas prices, rising diesel costs keep driving up expenses across Canada. Experts explain the disconnect and what it means for consumers.
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