The homes have been without conventional phone service for almost two weeks, but some saw their lines restored just hours after Global News contacted Bell Canada to report on their stories. Continue reading →

With the threat of a trade war with the United States looming, some are looking to adopt a strict buy Canadian approach. Continue reading →

Federal law gives a mandate to the Canadian Transportation Agency to create new regulations to improve air passenger rights and create standards of treatment and compensation for travellers when airlines fail to provide services as promised. Continue reading →

“As soon as I drove off the (dealership) lot, the system failed again.” Continue reading →

Joanne Rosen says she just wanted a proper, adjustable chair to sit down in as she recovers from hip surgery. Instead, the chair she paid for and had delivered to her home was apparently stolen by men posing as delivery drivers from a major international retail company. Continue reading →

Alan Zielonko said just before the fire began, the Sonata lost power — including acceleration, steering and brakes. Continue reading →

Several Toronto neighbours found out that Bell Canada had installed a cable on their fence without permission. The company says it has no choice. Continue reading →

Michael Low was given a 19-month licence suspension, ordered to pay $30,000 in costs to the Law Society of Ontario and to repay thousands of dollars more to consumers whose money he took but provided no services. Continue reading →

She’s been trying for a month to give the money back to Walmart, but is having no success despite her repeated pleas. Continue reading →

Dozens of Sunwing passengers contacted Global News about experiences on flights over the last four days. Sunwing said it regrets what happened to passengers. Continue reading →