Consumer FYI

A crack in a home’s foundation or ground water seepage can lead to unexpected leaks, and experts say timing is everything. Continue reading →

New TV technology has recently hit the market, which is all about a sharper and clearer image. Continue reading →

A Calgary woman says she received a phone call from someone claiming to be with Expedia, offering a vacation for four people at Sandals in Mexico. But when her credit card bill arrived, she got quite the shock. Continue reading →

A bag containing a Sunlight laundry pod sample was delivered to a Calgary family’s home, and their 21-month-old daughter ended up swallowing it. She spent six days in hospital, hooked up to a respirator and feeding tubes. Continue reading →

A Calgary driver was found at fault for a crash she didn’t cause—and it turns out the problem lies with a ‘fault chart’ that insurance companies use. Continue reading →

The Home Electricity Use Evaluation Program sees a certified energy advisor add up the appliances, electronics and lighting used in a home, to calculate how much power is used. Continue reading →

A Calgary man booked a family vacation to Mexico, but found out he had throat cancer just two months later and had to cancel. However, when he made a claim through Manulife Global Travel, they would only refund half of the cost. Continue reading →

Calgarians who bought homes in Garrison Green were expecting a concrete wall to block the traffic noise. But three years later, construction on the project hasn’t even started. Continue reading →