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Impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, ex-U.S. envoy urges CanadaA former U.S. ambassador to Canada is urging Ottawa to join the U.S. and the EU in placing tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles amid concerns about Beijing's subsidies.CanadaJun 14
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Red Deer RCMP warn about counterfeit currencyThe RCMP in Red Deer is warning the public to be on the lookout for counterfeit $50 and $100 bills that have been found circulating around the community.CrimeMar 26
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As fake Botox cases prompt alert in U.S., Canada says no new issues reportedA total of 22 people in the U.S. reported adverse effects after receiving Botox injections from unlicensed or untrained individuals, or in non-healthcare settings, the CDC said.HealthApr 23
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Wanted man caught by Guelph police after suffering ‘medical emergency’Emergency crews went to an area of Arthur Street North and Macdonell Street around 6:10 p.m. Saturday. They arrived to find a man who appeared to have suffered a medical emergency.CrimeMar 18
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1 death, several overdoses linked to suspected consumption of counterfeit pillsCounterfeit pills that look like pharmaceutical tablets are in wide circulation in Montreal. Samples were found to contain synthetic opioids 25 times more potent than fentanyl.HealthApr 5
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RCMP seize 2 stolen vehicles with altered VIN numbers in EdmontonAn RCMP investigation has uncovered two stolen cars in Edmonton that police say had altered VIN numbers.CrimeMar 8
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No evidence of widespread diversion of B.C. safe-supply drugs: Officials and RCMPDanielle Smith said she was worried diverted safe-supply drugs from B.C. may end up on Alberta streets while Pierre Poilievre pledged to scrap the program.CrimeMar 11
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Break-in suspect found asleep inside business: Peterborough County OPPOn Feb. 8, officers responded to a reported break-in at a business in Asphodel-Norwood Township and found a man asleep in one of the rooms. The suspect was wanted on four warrants.CrimeFeb 12
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B.C. seeking to seize $6M in property from alleged drug dealerThe Director of Civil Forfeiture launched a civil lawsuit against Okanagan resident Kulwant Singh Bal, who owns a used car lot in Kelowna.CanadaFeb 16
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Charges laid after break-in at central Alberta gun club leads to shelter-in-place orderA pair of Calgarians are facing a list of charges after a central Alberta gun club was broken into on Friday, leading to a shelter-in-place order being issued for area residents.CrimeFeb 12
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Watch out for counterfeit U.S. bills: Kingston policeA 30-year-old Kingston man has been charged with passing counterfeit cash.CrimeDec 5, 2023
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Winnipeg cops arrest suspects from Mexico in $1.3M meth, fentanyl bustTwo people from Mexico are in custody after an investigation by Winnipeg police led to the seizure of more than $1.3 million in meth and fentanyl last month.CrimeNov 28, 2023
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Dodgy Toonies from Quanzhou: How CBSA says it nabbed man with 26,630 fake $2 coins from ChinaThe mystery began when a customs officer wondered why a Quebec 'card' company would want 12,000 'metal badges' from China. She opened the package and found ... 12,000 Toonies?InvestigationsNov 21, 2023
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Suspect rams into police cars and officer after Saskatoon cocaine trafficking bust: policeSaskatoon police investigators conducted a traffic stop after watching what they believed was a drug transaction happen in the parking lot of a motel in the 2500 block of 22nd.CanadaJul 10, 2023
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Gangs used Metro Vancouver transit system to move drugs, police sayTransit police began its investigation in 2022, when officers became aware that a network of individuals associated with the B.C. gang conflict were using the transit system.CrimeMay 11, 2023
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Canada revamps passport design, will roll out online renewal this yearThe printing of the new Canadian passports is expected to begin this summer and will be rolled out over the next year, federal ministers said.CanadaMay 10, 2023
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Coronavirus: Hamilton’s Mohawk and Niagara college report COVID-19 casesHamilton public schools have 28 unresolved cases as of Tuesday with two outbreaks.EducationOct 21, 2020
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Get ready for more plastic in your wallet; Canada switching to polymer bills<p> Get ready for more plastic in your wallet; Canada switching to polymer bills <p>OTTAWA - Get ready to have a little more plastic in your wallet.</p> <p>Canada is switching to polymer bank notes to replace paper-cotton bills that wear and tear more easily.</p> <p>The first bills </p>CanadaJun 20, 2011
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Mounties say they lack resources to probe vast majority of pirated product cases<p> Mounties say they lack resources to probe vast majority of pirated product cases <p>OTTAWA - The Mounties say they had the resources to investigate only "a mere fraction" of bogus product cases in recent years — a problem that's likely to worsen as technology makes it easier to fake everything from DVD</p>May 12, 2011
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Bank of Canada unveils new ‘secure’ plastic bank notesGet ready to have a little more plastic in your wallet. Starting in November, new polymer bank notes will start to replace paper-cotton bills that wear and tear more easily.Jun 20, 2011