Superstore Fined $10K Over Misleading 'Product of Canada' Display
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has imposed a $10,000 penalty on Real Canadian Superstore for displaying misleading 'Product of Canada' labels at its Leamington, Ontario location.
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Amazon's Post-Presidents Day Deals: Top Discounts
Amazon's Presidents Day sales continue with verified discounts on essentials and big-ticket items. Our deal hunters identify genuine savings, including 50% off dog chews and 40% off chargers and dental products.
Frozen Chicken Fried Rice Recalled Over Glass Contamination
Ajinomoto Foods recalls nearly 3.4 million pounds of frozen chicken fried rice sold at Trader Joe's and in Canada due to potential glass pieces, with no injuries reported.
Reese's Grandson Accuses Hershey of Secret Ingredient Changes
Brad Reese, grandson of the Reese's Peanut Butter Cup inventor, claims Hershey has quietly replaced milk chocolate and peanut butter with inferior ingredients in some products.
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Atlantic Canadians Face Higher Inflation, Grocery Bills
A detailed analysis reveals Atlantic Canadians are confronting elevated inflation rates and steeper grocery prices compared to other regions, intensifying cost-of-living pressures.
Food Inflation Spikes 7.3% in January
Canada's food inflation jumped to 7.3% in January, significantly higher than the overall inflation rate of 2.3%. Experts analyze the key factors driving this persistent increase in grocery prices.
Amazon Canada's Best Deals: February 2026 Shopping Guide
Discover the latest and greatest deals on Amazon Canada for February 2026, featuring eco-friendly kitchen essentials, viral beauty products, and last-minute Valentine's Day gifts.
Eddie Bauer Gift Card and Loyalty Points Deadline March 12
Eddie Bauer customers must use gift cards and loyalty points in stores by March 12, 2026, as the retailer implements new policies amid store closures and restructuring efforts.
Employers Urged to Aid Domestic Violence Survivors at Work
A Women’s Shelters Canada initiative calls on workplaces to recognize signs of domestic violence and provide support, highlighting the critical role employers can play in helping survivors.
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Canada Post Error: Valentine's Cards to Veterans Returned Over 13 Cents
An Ottawa family's heartfelt Valentine's Day cards for veterans were mistakenly returned by Canada Post due to 13 cents insufficient postage, sparking an apology and review.
Family Scammed $1,000 in Online Kitten Adoption Fraud
An Ontario family reports being defrauded of $1,000 while attempting to adopt a kitten online, highlighting a persistent pet adoption scam trend that surged during the pandemic and continues to target unsuspecting animal lovers.
Waterloo Residents Report Dubious Appliance Repair Work
More residents in Waterloo Region are coming forward with stories of questionable appliance repair services, highlighting concerns over workmanship and reliability in the local home maintenance sector.
London Hydro Warns of Energy Scam Targeting Residents
London Hydro has issued a critical alert about a new energy scam circulating in the community, urging customers to remain vigilant and verify all communications.
Winnipeg Launches Study on Predatory Grocery Pricing
The province of Winnipeg initiates a study on predatory dynamic pricing in grocery stores, examining how fuel costs and other factors impact consumer prices beyond basic necessities.
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Two Outdoor Master Helmets Recalled Over Head Injury Risk
Health Canada has issued a recall for two models of Outdoor Master children's and youth helmets sold nationwide due to failure to meet impact safety standards, posing a risk of head injury.
Quarter of Canadians Victimized by Fraud or Extortion: Poll
A new Leger poll reveals that 25% of Canadians have fallen victim to fraud or extortion, with credit card scams being the most common. The survey highlights the emotional toll and widespread impact across age groups.
Quarter of Canadians Victimized by Fraud: Survey
A new national survey indicates that one in four Canadians have experienced fraud or extortion, highlighting a growing concern for consumer protection and financial security across the country.
Waterloo Taxi Scam Under Police Investigation
Authorities in Waterloo are investigating a reported taxi scam, urging residents to stay vigilant. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about consumer fraud in transportation services.
New Blinds Recall in Canada for Strangulation Risk
Health Canada announces a recall of Harmony Alternating Blinds by Storimage Inc. due to a serious strangulation risk to children, urging immediate action from consumers.
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Wood Fragment Claim in Bakery Bread Dismissed by B.C. Tribunal
A British Columbia man's complaint about allegedly finding a wood fragment in a loaf of artisan bread has been dismissed by the province's Civil Resolution Tribunal.
Australian Beer Underpouring: 30% Short in Government Study
A government investigation in Australia found that 32% of beer servings at licensed venues were underpoured, with 130 non-compliance notices issued due to measurement issues.
Canadian Tire Fined $1.3M for False Advertising
A major Canadian retailer has been ordered to pay nearly $1.3 million in penalties following a ruling that found the company engaged in deceptive marketing practices.
Canadian Tire Fined $1.3M for Montreal False Ads
A Quebec court has ordered Canadian Tire to pay nearly $1.3 million for misleading advertising practices at its Montreal stores, marking a significant consumer protection ruling.
Canadian Tire Fined $1.3M for Misleading Pricing
Canadian Tire Corporation has been fined $1.28 million plus fees after pleading guilty to using misleading reference prices on discounted items in Quebec, following an investigation by the consumer protection office.
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Edmonton Woman Details Grandparent Scam Victimization
An Edmonton resident recounts her experience falling prey to a fraudulent grandparent scheme, highlighting the emotional manipulation and financial loss involved in this common crime.
Toys 'R' Us Gift Card Redemption Issues After Store Closures
Canadian Toys 'R' Us customers face difficulties redeeming $36 million in gift cards as most physical stores close and online shopping remains unavailable, with only 22 locations left nationwide.
Koala Eyeglass Cleaner: Amazon's $8 Game-Changer
Discover the Koala Eyeglass Lens Cleaner Spray Kit, an Amazon product with over 43,000 5-star ratings. This alcohol-free, streak-free cleaner and dense microfiber cloth transform cleaning glasses, phones, and more for under $16.
Pet Insurance Doubles to $866/Month, Frustrates Ontario Owner
A Toronto woman faces financial strain after her pet insurance premium for an 11-year-old dog unexpectedly doubled, highlighting rising costs in animal healthcare.
Costco Rotisserie Chicken Lawsuit Over Preservative Claims
A California class-action lawsuit alleges Costco misled consumers by advertising its Kirkland Signature rotisserie chickens as having 'no preservatives' while using additives like sodium phosphate and carrageenan.
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Long Delays in Air Passenger Complaint Resolutions: Analysis
A recent analysis highlights the prolonged processing times for air passenger complaints in Canada, raising concerns about consumer protection and regulatory efficiency in the aviation sector.
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