OPP Warns of Loose Wheels During Spring Tire Changes
Ontario Provincial Police are warning drivers about loose and detached wheels as spring tire change season begins, urging proper installation to prevent accidents.
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MADD Nipissing Honours 4 Cops for Impaired Driving Efforts
MADD Nipissing Chapter held an award ceremony honouring four local police officers for their outstanding efforts in enforcing impaired driving laws and keeping roads safe.
Three Injured in Toronto Police Car Crash
Three people were injured in a collision involving a Toronto police cruiser. The incident is under investigation.
Canadians Seek Discounts, Dip into Savings Amid High Food Costs
A new report reveals Canadians are adapting to high food costs by seeking discounts and dipping into savings, highlighting financial strain across the country.
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Vancouver's Parking App Proliferation: How Many?
Vancouver phases out coin parking meters while adding a sixth app, HotSpot, joining PayByPhone, ZipBy, ParkMobile, Passport, and Honk, causing driver frustration.
Rising Gas Prices Drive Alberta Inflation to 2.3%
Economists point to pump prices as inflation in Alberta hit 2.3% in March 2026, with gas costs nearly 40% higher than last year.
Ontario Driver Fined $2,500 for Fatal Crash Killing Grandmother
An Ontario driver was fined $2,500 for careless driving causing death after striking an 88-year-old woman using a mobility walker, throwing her 10 metres into a ditch.
27 Stylish and Functional Home Products from Walmart
Discover 27 Walmart products that combine style and functionality, from hidden storage tables to sleek air purifiers.
Top Smart Thermostats on Amazon to Beat Heat and Save Money
Discover the best smart thermostats from Honeywell, Google, Ecobee, and more. Save energy and stay cool this summer with these top-rated devices.
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London Transit Pauses Bus Art Plan Over $430K Cost
The London Transit Commission has halted a plan to display local art in buses after estimating annual costs of up to $430,000, citing budget concerns.
Surveillance Pricing: Could It Hit Canadian Grocery Stores Soon?
Canada's top grocers adopt electronic shelf labels, raising fears of surveillance pricing. Learn how personal data could lead to individualized prices.
Canadian Omnivorous Diet Declines as Food Prices Rise
A new report shows Canadians shifting from omnivorous diets due to high food costs, with 45.5% prioritizing affordability over taste and nutrition.
Quebec Furniture Firm Shuts Down, 126 Jobs Lost in Trade War
A Quebec furniture company is closing its doors, laying off 126 workers, citing the U.S.-Canada trade war as the cause. The shutdown adds to growing economic tensions.
Mississauga Spy Store Shooting Leaves One Dead, One Charged
A man was fatally shot inside a surveillance equipment store in Mississauga. A Vaughan man is expected to be charged, according to sources.
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2 Teens Injured, 1 Critically, in Brampton E-Bike Crash
Two teenagers were hospitalized, one in life-threatening condition, after an e-bike collided with a vehicle in Brampton. Police are investigating the incident.
Unlicensed rideshare driver hit with 12 charges
A rideshare driver in Northern Ontario was charged with 12 offences for operating without a license, including driving while suspended and improper plates.
Advocates Speak Out to Keep Homeless Services Afloat
As a critical vote approaches, frontline advocates in London are urging support to sustain homeless services, highlighting the urgent need for funding and community action.
Last-Minute Tax Tips for Manitobans
Tax expert Aaron Doucet shares essential last-minute tips for Manitobans as the tax filing deadline approaches. Avoid penalties and file on time.
500+ Quebec Bars Restaurants Tipping Complaints
More than 500 Quebec bars and restaurants have received complaints since the new tipping law took effect last year, sparking debate on gratuity practices.
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Farkas: Downtown Crime Hurts Business; New Police Station Vital
Calgary Mayor Farkas argues downtown crime deters business and pushes for a new police station after the Victoria Park station closed in 2017.
Suspect Steals Goods During Online Marketplace Meetup
Waterloo Regional Police seek suspect after theft during an online marketplace transaction in Kitchener, captured on security camera on April 25, 2026.
Winnipeg Businesses Unite Against Retail Crime
Local businesses in Winnipeg are joining forces to tackle rising retail crime, sharing strategies and resources to protect stores and employees.
Conservatives demand auditor general probe $250M PrescribeIT program
Conservative MP Dan Mazier calls for an investigation into the $250 million PrescribeIT program, citing concerns over cost overruns and mismanagement.
Safety Tips for Online Transactions: Buyer and Seller Beware
Learn essential safety tips for online transactions to avoid scams and theft. Protect your money and personal information when buying or selling online.
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Calgary Police Search for Suspect in Dating App Robbery
Calgary police are seeking a suspect after a dating app meetup escalated into an armed robbery at gunpoint. The incident occurred recently, and authorities urge public assistance.
Unlicensed North Bay Rideshare Hit with 12 Charges
North Bay police have laid 12 charges against an unlicensed rideshare service operating in the city, citing safety and regulatory violations.
Anker Portable Charger 40% Off: Under $30 Today Only
Grab the Anker portable charger at 40% off, now under $30. Limited-time deal on a top-rated power bank perfect for travel and daily use.
40% of Canadians Driving Less Due to High Gas Prices
A new study reveals that 40% of Canadians have reduced driving due to soaring gas prices, impacting daily commutes and travel habits across the country.
Fredericton Police Warn of Surge in Counterfeit Cash
Fredericton police report an increase in counterfeit cash circulating at local businesses, urging vigilance and verification of larger bills.
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Sault Police Seek Circle K Theft Suspect
Sault police and Crime Stoppers request public assistance to identify a suspect involved in a $900 theft from Circle K on Third Line East on April 9.
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