Cooling Neck Wraps Beat the Heat Without Getting You Wet
These $10 cooling neck wraps from Amazon offer instant relief without drips. Reviewers say they work better than neck fans, even in 100-degree Texas heat.
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AirTag Alternatives on Sale: 4-Pack for $18.99
Save big on Bluetooth trackers that work with Apple's Find My app. A 4-pack costs less than one AirTag, now 17% off at Amazon.
World No Tobacco Day: Store Owner on Nicotine Rules
A Toronto convenience store owner argues for legal nicotine alternatives, warning that bans drive consumers to the black market and hurt small businesses.
Bond Market Bets on 2026 Rate Hike as Warsh Era Begins
Traders price in Fed rate hike by December as Iran war fuels inflation, reversing earlier cut expectations. Two-year yields hit 4.14%.
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Best Portable Air Conditioners in Canada 2026: Top Picks
Discover the best portable air conditioners in Canada for 2026. Our guide covers top models, features, and where to buy them to beat the heat.
Atlantic Canadians Plan to Spend Less This Summer
A new survey reveals Atlantic Canadians are tightening their budgets this summer, with many planning to reduce spending on travel and leisure activities.
U.S. stocks rise, catching up with global market gains
U.S. stocks advanced on Wednesday, closing the gap with overseas markets as investor sentiment improved. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq both posted gains.
Hamilton Police Arrest Suspects in Perfume Robberies
Hamilton police have made arrests in a series of smash-and-grab robberies targeting high-end perfumes at Shoppers Drug Mart locations. The suspects were caught on surveillance video.
Ottawa Man Charged in Thefts and Break-Ins
An Ottawa man faces multiple charges in connection with a series of retail thefts and vehicle break-ins across the city, police say.
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Survey: Fewer Canadians Plan Summer Travel, Gen Z Bucks Trend
A new survey reveals fewer Canadians intend to travel this summer due to inflation, but Generation Z is increasing travel plans, bucking the overall trend.
Over 35% of Canadians Plan to Cut Summer Spending: TD
A TD survey reveals that 35% of Canadians plan to spend less this summer due to inflation, with Gen Z bucking the trend by increasing spending on travel and concerts.
Ontario Man's Licence Suspended Over 30-Year-Old Parking Ticket
Geoff Clendenning's licence was suspended due to an unpaid parking ticket from 1996. He received a letter notifying him of the suspension, which he found surprising.
Licence Suspended Over 30-Year-Old Parking Ticket
An Ontario man was shocked to find his driver's licence suspended due to a 30-year-old parking ticket he forgot to pay. The ticket, from 1994, had accumulated late fees and led to the suspension.
P.E.I. Gas Prices Fall Below $2 Per Litre
Prince Edward Island sees gas prices fall below $2 per litre, offering relief to drivers. The decrease follows global oil trends and local tax adjustments.
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Heritage Railway & Carousel Needs Volunteers
North Bay Heritage Railway & Carousel is seeking volunteers for the upcoming season. The waterfront attraction needs help with operations and maintenance.
Quebec Cost of Living Relief: Cheaper Toilet Paper and Plates?
Quebec considers reducing costs on essentials like toilet paper and license plates to help residents cope with rising inflation and the soaring cost of living.
Calgary Police Probe Shots Fired at Airbnb Party House
Lethbridge police report a shot was fired at an Airbnb used for a week-long house party. No injuries reported, investigation ongoing.
Cottage Cheese Craze Challenges Kitchener Market
Kitchener store owner Bo Gedja faces supply issues as cottage cheese craze surges, causing challenges for local market.
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Front Road Construction Frustrates LaSalle Residents, Businesses
Residents and businesses along Front Road in LaSalle, Ont., express frustration as ongoing construction causes significant revenue loss and disruption.
Quebec Removes Sales Tax on Some Groceries in Affordability Push
Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette announces removal of sales tax on select groceries as part of broader affordability measures to help residents cope with rising costs.
Woman Arrested in Horse Theft Faces New Charges
A woman previously arrested for stealing a horse in Halton Region is now facing additional charges, according to Halton Regional Police.
Windsor: 5 Impaired Driving Charges in 48 Hours
Windsor police laid five impaired driving charges in just 48 hours, highlighting ongoing issues with drunk driving in the region.
Gold Gains as Iran Deal Hopes Ease Inflation Concerns
Gold advanced up to 1.6% as US-Iran deal signals eased inflation fears. Bullion remains challenged by high rates and strong dollar despite haven demand.
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Gold Gains as Iran Deal Prospects Ease Inflation Fears
Gold rose up to 1.6% as US-Iran deal talks progress to reopen Strait of Hormuz, lowering oil prices and inflation concerns. Bullion traded near $4,580 an ounce.
Police search for Fergus shoplifting suspects caught on camera
Ontario Provincial Police are asking for the public's help to identify three suspects in a shoplifting incident at Giant Tiger in Fergus on May 9, 2026.
Sudbury Police Get $500K for Traffic Enforcement
Greater Sudbury Police will receive $500,000 for targeted traffic enforcement to improve road safety and reduce collisions in the city.
Driver of burning car arrested for public intoxication in B.C.
Mission RCMP arrested a driver for public intoxication after his vehicle caught fire on Lougheed Highway in B.C.'s Fraser Valley. No injuries reported.
Police Investigate Crash Involving Cyclist in Bradford
South Simcoe Police are investigating a crash involving a cyclist on Sideroad 10 in Bradford. The road was closed between Line 8 and Line 9 as officers collected evidence.
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Chainsaw used to steal $12K in Pokémon cards
A West Palm Beach man allegedly used a chainsaw to break into a Lake Park store and steal $12,000 worth of Pokémon cards, police say.
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