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The latest data from money.ca shows that seven of the county’s top 10 worst cities for credit card debt are from Ontario, with Barrie, Ont. taking the number one spot.

Investigators say a Guelph couple were seen on security video using a stolen card to purchase $300 in gift cards.

New Westminster police are warning the public about a group of criminals posing as cops as a part of a credit card scam.

Chrono accepts debit, credit cards, Apple Pay and Google pay as payment methods for Montreal public transit users to purchase passes online.

Niagara police are investigating a series of residential break and enters Wednesday morning in which thieves targeted personal IDs and credit cards.

Consumers in Ontario and British Columbia increasingly missed payments on mortgages and credit cards in the fourth quarter of 2023, Equifax Canada said. 

The suspect was seen on security video using the stolen cards at downtown businesses.

A man and a woman are being sought after six people had their wallets stolen. Debit and credit cards were later used at businesses.

The investigation led police to the tires and a 17-year-old boy, who was arrested and charged with both theft and fraud over $5,000. 

The victim was walking to her car in a commercial parking lot when a man she didn't know came up to her, stealing her purse and then running away.

Canada's cost-of-living pressures are impacting some people's ability to pay down debt and keep their credit scores in good standing.

Brantford police say over a four-day period they've received reports of thefts tied to distraction incidents at local grocery stores.

Toronto Police say they have cracked down on a scheme where hundreds of bank accounts with fake names were opened by one person.

Investigators say stolen property recovered included items that were taken from a home on Edinburgh Road South.

Two more suspects are in custody in connection with a string of break-ins near the University of Manitoba that began last October, police say.

Guelph police say there was up to $4,000 in damages and up to $1,000 in property taken during a break-in.

A decades-old wallet has now brought together two families across provincial boundaries.

More than 100 Ontario patients are speaking out in a new report about user fees being charged in private clinics, with most of the patients being seniors on fixed incomes.

The Peterborough Police Service say on Saturday, a resident located a satchel in a parking lot in the area of Lansdowne and Park streets. The bag contained cash and ID.

The Bank of Canada says in a new report that renters are feeling more debt stress tied to higher interest rates than Canadians with a mortgage.