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Second Suspect Arrested for Cambridge Ice Cream Theft
Waterloo Regional Police have arrested a second suspect in connection with the theft of 25-30 tubs of ice cream and other items from a Cambridge business.
Lethbridge Man Wins $100K Lottery, Plans New Truck
Ray Delongchamp of Lethbridge won $100,000 on a lottery ticket. The retiree plans to buy a new truck and share with family after his big win.
SUV Falls 16 Feet into Barrie Construction Pit
An SUV fell 16 feet into a construction pit behind Bayfield Mall in Barrie, Ontario. Emergency crews responded and the vehicle was lifted out. No injuries reported.
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Police Seek Help to Identify Cambridge Theft Suspect
Waterloo Regional Police release security images of a suspect in multiple thefts at Cambridge stores. Anyone with information is urged to contact police.
Win $500 by Reading News: Toronto Sun Contest
Enter the Toronto Sun contest to win $500 daily by finding contest words online. Open to Ontario residents, runs June 5 to July 30, 2026.
Windsor Dad Wins $100,000 Top Prize with Scratch Ticket
David T. of Windsor wins $100,000 top prize from a scratch ticket, as announced by OLG. The lucky father shares his excitement and plans for the winnings.
Save 27% on 11-in-1 Surge Protector with USB-C
This 11-in-1 outlet extender adds 8 AC outlets, 2 USB-A, and 1 USB-C port. Flat plug design. On sale for $22.99 (Prime).
Canadian convicted in US COVID-19 aid fraud case
A Canadian citizen living in Florida has been convicted in a U.S. COVID-19 aid fraud case. The case highlights international fraud schemes targeting pandemic relief funds.
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Toronto mayor slams FIFA over World Cup water bottle ban
Toronto Mayor criticizes FIFA's water bottle ban at World Cup events, calling it a 'pure money grab' that prioritizes profit over public health and sustainability.
Windsor Agency Fined for Unpaid Wages
A Windsor temporary help agency and its director have been fined for failing to pay wages, highlighting ongoing labor law enforcement in Ontario.
Ontario Boosts Fines for Illegal Ticket Resellers Before World Cup
Ontario is more than doubling fines for ticket resellers selling above face value, with new penalties taking effect June 10, just before the FIFA World Cup in Toronto.
Ontario to Publicly Shame Businesses for Ticket Scalping
Ontario will name and shame businesses fined for selling tickets above face value, as part of new measures to combat scalping ahead of major events like the FIFA World Cup.
Ontario Hikes Fines for Ticket Scalping Above Face Value
Ontario increases penalties for businesses selling tickets above original face value, aiming to curb scalping ahead of major events like FIFA World Cup 2026.
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Windsor Road on 2026 CAA Worst Roads List
A busy Windsor road has been included in the 2026 CAA Worst Roads list, highlighting ongoing pothole problems and infrastructure concerns in the city.
Biggest Grocery Price Jumps in April Revealed
Canadians continue to feel pressure at the grocery store in April, even as overall inflation remained relatively subdued.
London Rat Strategy Focuses on Irresponsible Behavior
New recommendations aim to control rat population by targeting irresponsible behavior of Londoners, with a focus on education and enforcement.
Saskatoon Bottled Water Cuts Worry Advocate
Saskatoon's decision to cut its bottled water program raises concerns among advocates about access to clean drinking water for vulnerable residents.
Groceries Top-Up Payment Coming This Week for Canadians
Eligible Canadians will receive a one-time top-up payment for groceries and essentials this week. Plus: Pickering mayor race, Lamborghini crash, and more.
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Sask. Gov't Warns of Fake Casino Ads
The Saskatchewan government is warning residents about fraudulent casino advertisements circulating online, urging caution to avoid scams.
4 Hurt Including Child in TTC Bus Crash
Four people, including a child, are in hospital following a collision involving a TTC bus in Toronto. The incident is under investigation.
Canada to Issue One-Time GST Top-Up for Groceries
Canada announces a one-time top-up of the GST benefit to help with groceries and essentials, providing relief amid rising costs.
Scarborough Pedestrian Hit by Truck, Seriously Injured
A pedestrian was struck by a pickup truck in Scarborough, sustaining serious injuries. Police are investigating the incident.
Sudbury Food Truck Sites Announced for Summer
Sudbury pre-vets high-traffic municipal sites for food trucks, urging vendors to secure permits—health, fire and criminal checks—to join the growing program.
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Saskatchewan Warns of Fake Casino Ads Scams
Saskatchewan officials caution the public against fraudulent casino advertisements circulating online, urging vigilance to avoid scams and protect personal information.
B.C. regulator pays $25K in first whistleblower award
A British Columbia regulator has paid a tipster $25,000 in its first-ever whistleblower award, marking a milestone in the province's efforts to encourage reporting of misconduct.
Stolen Saskatoon Land Rover Found in Ghana; Man Charged
Saskatoon police charge a 21-year-old man with fraud after a stolen Land Rover was traced from Saskatoon to Ghana. The international investigation began in January 2025.
Woman slaps security guard during theft: Sault police
A 33-year-old woman is charged after allegedly slapping a security guard during a theft at a Sault Ste. Marie store. Police say the incident occurred on May 26.
Amazon Canada Sale: Save Big on Swiffer Products
Amazon Canada is offering significant discounts on Swiffer cleaning products. Save up to 30% on Swiffer Sweepers, WetJet, and Dusters. Limited-time deals.
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CMHC: Fee Cuts Not Enough for Housing Affordability
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation warns that reducing development fees alone cannot solve the housing affordability crisis, citing need for comprehensive solutions.
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