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  • N.S. to make people pay big money for burning illegally during wildfire season
    Premier Tim Houston said N.S. is "doubling down" on wildfire prevention measures this spring with fine now reaching tens of thousands of dollars for people burning illegally.
    Fire
    May 16
  • Money Tips Monday: Growing number of Canadians facing high mortgage renewal rates
    Financial experts have said some mortgage holders could see an increase of 30 to 40 per cent in their monthly payments when they renew.
    Money
    Apr 29
  • Trump faces possible fines for ‘flouting’ gag order at hush money trial
    Citing 10 posts on his social media account and campaign website that they said breached the order, prosecutors called it a “deliberate flouting” of the court’s prohibition.
    Crime
    Apr 23
  • Trump hush money trial: What lawyers argued in opening statements
    A 12-person jury in Manhattan is set to hear opening statements in the first of four criminal cases against the presumptive Republican presidential nominee to reach trial.
    U.S. News
    Apr 22
  • Ontario cities have the worst credit card debt in Canada, study finds
    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.
    Economy
    May 2
  • Guelph region United Way sees donations down, use of services up
    With donations down and more people using services like shelters and food banks , the United Way had to make difficult decisions on where the money goes.
    Canada
    Apr 17
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  • Suspect uses movie prop money to buy item in Peterborough: police
    Police say a woman received a fake $50 bill after completing a buy-and-sell transaction. It was determined the bill was prop money used in movies.
    Crime
    Apr 5
  • Why climate change on the farm means a high cost for Canadian taxpayers
    Taxpayer money already supports the agriculture industry and some say the bill will go up as climate change-driven natural disasters make it harder for farmers to eke out a living.
    Canada
    Apr 4
  • Calgary not-for-profit battles big bank after fraudsters make off with $50K
    Not-for-profit Calgary business battles Alberta's biggest bank to get $50,000 refunded after scammers break into account and make off with the money.
    Consumer
    Mar 25
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  • Ontario budget: 4 police helicopters worth $46M being bought to fight auto theft
    Ontario's auto theft crisis makes up part of the Ford government's 2024 budget, with money for four police helicopters part of a broader police spending commitment.
    Crime
    Mar 26
  • ‘Piggy banks for them:’ Police crack down on fake Ontario bank accounts
    Toronto Police say they have cracked down on a scheme where hundreds of bank accounts with fake names were opened by one person.
    Crime
    Apr 29
  • Fake gold, jewelry schemes target victims in Richmond, police say
    Richmond RCMP said that suspects have been using different techniques to lure victims into buying their fake valuables and stealing vanity items.
    Crime
    Apr 15
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  • Peachland issues warning about fake emails using town information
    “The District urges people to be cautious of phishing scam emails,” a public service announcement said on Friday.
    Crime
    Apr 19
  • Calgary senior victim of elaborate iPhone clone scam
    A Calgary senior is warning others after he was tricked into buying a $1,000 iPhone 15 Pro Max that he later found out was cloned.
    Crime
    May 9
  • Tax season, scam season: Don’t get fooled before deadline
    The Canada Revenue Agency says tax scams are as prevalent as ever at this time of year, and they're getting more complex and sophisticated. 
    Money
    Apr 29
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  • Canada Post cracks down on Nunavut loophole to get free Amazon shipping
    Amazon's paid subscription service provides free delivery for online shopping across Canada except for remote locations, including most communities in Nunavut.
    Canada
    May 12
  • Vincent René-Lortie nearly quit filmmaking. Now the Montreal director is going to the Oscars
    'It was a hard time for me. We just got out of the pandemic, and I wasn't making any money,' says the Montreal-born director on a video call from Los Angeles.
    Entertainment
    Mar 5
  • Trump faces jail threat as judge fines him for breaking gag order during trial
    Trump was held in contempt of court and fined US$9,000 for repeatedly violating a gag order that barred him from making public statements about witnesses, jurors and others.
    U.S. News
    Apr 30
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  • Queen’s University divestment easier said than done, says business expert
    Pro-Palestinian protesters' demand that Queen's University divest from Israeli-linked investments faces complexities, a business expert says.
    Canada
    May 15
  • White Rock council delays accessibility mat for pier, opts to wait for grants
    Accessibility advocates and White Rock city council are not seeing eye to eye on making the pier more accessible.
    Politics
    May 17
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