Edmonton Seeks Stricter Solar Panel Sales Regulations
Edmonton officials call for increased regulation of door-to-door solar panel sales amid reports of predatory practices targeting homeowners.
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Six Arrested, Drugs Seized in Downtown Kitchener
Waterloo Regional Police arrested six individuals and seized a quantity of drugs during a raid in downtown Kitchener. The operation targeted drug trafficking in the area.
Regina man charged in $50K+ fraud over unfinished reno
A Regina man faces charges after allegedly taking over $50,000 for home renovations he never completed, following a police investigation.
Unemployment Drops, Housing Solutions, Variable-Rate Mortgages
Canada's unemployment rate fell to 6.6% in May with 88,000 jobs added. Top stories also cover housing solutions, variable-rate mortgages, CBS firing, and fixed-income funds.
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Grocery Benefit Welcomed by Ottawa Food Bank, Residents
Ottawa Food Bank and residents express relief over new grocery benefit, highlighting its impact on food security and affordability amid rising costs.
N.S. Man Helps Track Suspected Impaired Driver to Arrest
Brian McGregor of Lower Sackville, N.S., assisted police in tracking a suspected impaired driver, leading to an arrest. He urges others to call 911 if they witness dangerous driving.
Canada's New Grocery Benefit: Relief for Rising Food Costs?
Canada's new grocery benefit aims to help 12 million Canadians cope with rising food prices. Critics question if it's enough to offset inflation.
Unpaid bill leads to power cut at Guelph RV Park
Residents of Maple Grove RV Park in Guelph-Eramosa Township were left without electricity after an unpaid bill prompted a power disconnection, affecting daily life.
Sudbury Bylaw Overwhelmed, Understaffed: Report
A report to Greater Sudbury city council reveals bylaw staff are overwhelmed as complaints quadrupled in a decade, highlighting urgent need for resources.
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Regina Fire Crews Respond to Multiple Blazes Across City
Regina firefighters tackled several fires, including a house fire on Elliot Street, as police detail security plans for Walk with Israel and other incidents unfold.
Vancouver vehicles vandalized: police report mischief spree
Vancouver police say more than a dozen vehicles were keyed and had tires slashed in a mischief spree. Authorities are investigating the incidents.
Kars4Kids Ads Stay in California During Appeal
A California appeals court allows Kars4Kids ads to continue airing while the charity appeals a ruling that its ads violated false advertising law by not clearly disclosing Jewish affiliation.
Stolen tires recovered in Cochrane overnight theft
Bryce Hardy found his vehicle on blocks without tires in Cochrane, Alta. Police later recovered the stolen tires.
Best Amazon Deals This Week: Up to 50% Off on Top Products
Discover the best Amazon deals this week, including discounts on COVID tests, whitening kits, chargers, pillows, and more. Save up to 50%!
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Windsor Fire: Chicken and Waffles Oil Blamed
A fire in Windsor, Ontario, caused by cooking chicken and waffles in oil, resulted in injuries and home damage. Fire officials urge caution with deep frying.
Canadian Unemployment Rates by City: May 2026
A quick glance at unemployment rates for May across Canadian cities, with the national rate at 6.6%.
HST Rebate Sparks New Home Sales Surge in GTA
Ontario's HST rebate on new homes has led to a significant increase in sales, especially for single-family homes, with developers reporting strong buyer interest.
New Grocery Benefit Payments Start in Canada Today
Eligible Canadians will receive a one-time GST/HST credit top-up payment starting today. Check your bank account for the new grocery benefit.
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Beef, coffee, tomatoes lead grocery price hikes in Canada
Statistics Canada reports food prices rose 3.5% in April 2026, with beef striploin up 29%, coffee up 21%, and tomatoes up 32% year-over-year.
Liberals' grocery benefit payments begin today
Eligible Canadians start receiving grocery benefit payments today under the Liberal government's affordability initiative, aiming to offset rising food costs.
Cochrane Vehicle Stripped of Tires Overnight
A Cochrane resident woke up to find his vehicle on blocks with all four tires stolen overnight. Police are investigating the incident, which has left the community concerned.
Matthew Kuras Loses B.C. Real Estate Licence
Matthew Kuras, accused in a short-term rental fraud case, has lost his B.C. real estate licence. The decision follows allegations of misconduct involving rental properties.
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Thousands Avoid Fare Payments for Winnipeg Transit
New data reveals thousands of riders are avoiding fare payments on Winnipeg Transit, raising concerns about revenue loss and enforcement measures.
BCFSA Issues Alert Over Alleged Short-Term Rental Fraudster
BCFSA warns consumers about Matthew Kuras, accused of defrauding short-term rental tenants. No charges filed yet.
Canadians Scramble as Fuel Costs Soar for Summer Road Trips
With gas prices climbing, Canadians are rethinking summer travel plans and exploring budget-friendly options and alternative vehicles to offset rising fuel costs.
Regina Police Warn of Fake STARS Lottery Scams
Regina police are warning the public about scams involving fraudulent STARS Lottery calls, urging residents to be cautious and report suspicious activity.
Loto-Quebec Tests Lottery Prompts at Self-Checkouts
Loto-Quebec launches a pilot project prompting customers at grocery self-checkouts to buy lottery tickets, aiming to increase sales.
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Canadians Reject Government-Run Grocery Stores: Poll
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