E-Bike Night Ride Without Lights Leads to Drug Charges
Ontario Provincial Police charged a person with drug offenses after stopping an e-bike operating at night without lights, leading to the discovery of illegal substances.
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20 Unique Birthday Gifts For The Person Who Has Everything
Struggling to find a birthday gift for someone who has everything? Check out our curated list of 20 unique and thoughtful presents that are sure to impress.
Fredericton Police Arrest 3 in Drug Trafficking Probe
Fredericton police have arrested three individuals in connection with a drug trafficking investigation, seizing drugs and weapons. The arrests follow a months-long probe.
Bird Cannons Terrify Pets in East-End Toronto
East-end Toronto residents are alarmed by bird cannons used to deter birds, causing distress to pets. Local advocates call for regulation as the noise triggers anxiety in dogs.
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Windsor Red Light Camera Program Expands, More Tickets Issued
Windsor is issuing more red light camera tickets as the program expands. The city aims to improve road safety by increasing enforcement at intersections.
Heavy Smoke Warning as Fire Hits Wyandotte Street Business
A fire at a Wyandotte Street business in Windsor prompted heavy smoke warnings. Fire crews battled the blaze on April 29, 2026, with no injuries reported.
Top 20 Amazon Bestsellers: HuffPost Readers' April Picks
Discover the top 20 bestselling Amazon products among HuffPost readers in April, from whitening toothpaste to portable lanterns and K-beauty balms.
Calgary Gas Prices Soar 35 Cents to $1.85 Per Litre
Gas prices in Calgary surged by approximately 35 cents per litre on Wednesday, with some stations reaching $1.85 per litre, marking a significant overnight increase.
Strata Council Members Must Declare Conflicts of Interest
A strata council member failed to disclose a conflict of interest during a special general meeting, potentially jeopardizing a $1.3 million repair project.
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Federal Gas Relief 'Isn't Much' for Canadians
Canadians express disappointment as federal gas tax holiday fails to provide significant savings. Critics question the effectiveness of the measure amid rising fuel costs.
25 Last-Minute Amazon Mother's Day Gifts for Every Mom
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Affordable Harem Pants Under $20 Keep You Cool and Chic
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Cellphone, Internet and TV Complaints Jump 61%: Report
A watchdog report reveals a 61% surge in complaints about cellphone, internet, and TV services in Canada, highlighting growing consumer dissatisfaction.
Armed Suspects Force Way Into Burlington Home, Demand Valuables
Halton Regional Police are investigating a home invasion in Burlington where armed suspects forced their way inside and demanded valuables from residents.
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Salvation Army Closing Food Bank and Church in Cornwall
The Salvation Army is shutting down its food bank and church in Cornwall, Ontario, citing financial challenges and declining attendance, affecting local residents.
Economists Warn Tariffs May Undercut Tax Cuts
Conservative economists Phil Gramm and Michael Solon warn that Trump's tariffs could offset tax cut benefits, leaving Americans worse off financially.
Ontario woman slams 407 toll rates after $1,700 charges
An Ontario woman is speaking out against Highway 407 toll rates, calling them 'ridiculous' after accumulating over $1,700 in charges. Commuters may face further changes.
Telecom Complaints Surge 61%: Billing Woes Top Grievances
Consumer complaints about telecom and TV services have jumped 61%, with billing issues leading the concerns. The CCTS report highlights Rogers/Shaw as the most complained-about provider.
Bank of Canada Likely to Keep Rate at 2.25% on Oil Spike
The Bank of Canada is expected to maintain its benchmark interest rate at 2.25% due to rising oil prices from the Iran war, according to analysts.
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San Francisco Settles Airport Name Dispute with Oakland
San Francisco and Oakland settle a trademark dispute over Oakland's airport name, allowing 'San Francisco' in the name with restrictions.
Teen Arrested in Brampton Trail Sexual Assault
A 17-year-old has been arrested and charged in connection with a sexual assault on a trail in Brampton, Ontario, Peel Regional Police confirmed.
Calgary councillors blast proposed outdoor watering schedule
Calgary councillors criticize a proposed outdoor watering schedule, calling it government overreach. The plan aims to reduce water consumption by 20% by 2040.
Windsor Crash Sends One to Hospital After Riverside Drive
A two-vehicle crash at Riverside Drive and Langlois Avenue in Windsor sent one person to hospital on April 28, 2026. Police are investigating the cause of the collision.
Moncton Crossing Guard Urges Drivers to Slow Down After Near Miss
A Moncton crossing guard speaks out after a close call, pleading with motorists to reduce speed in school zones for safety.
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Nova Scotia Power: 8% of Customers Behind on Bills
Nova Scotia Power reports 8% of customers are behind on bills, double the usual number, as economic pressures mount in the province.
Winnipeg Fuel Prices Drive Up Food Costs
Rising gas prices in Winnipeg are leading to higher food costs, putting pressure on consumers and local businesses. Experts warn of continued increases.
B.C. Parents Face Financial Stress Despite Saving: Report
A new poll from Research Co. reveals that over half of B.C. parents are financially stressed, even as many try to save. The report highlights ongoing worries about the future.
Two Drivers Busted on Reckless, Impaired Driving Charges
Barrie police charged two drivers with reckless and impaired driving after one was clocked at 156 km/h. The incidents highlight ongoing road safety concerns.
Carney's Spring Update: Crypto, Whales, Olympic Funding
Prime Minister Carney's spring economic update includes banning crypto ATMs, saving whales, and boosting Olympic funding, with a $66.9B deficit.
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Keswick Man Wins Lottery Twice, Overwhelmed by Second Jackpot
A Keswick, Ont. man has won the lottery for the second time, expressing overwhelming joy. The OLG confirmed the win, marking a rare double jackpot.
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