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A Toronto salon customer who got nail extensions and a pedicure ended up in a street tussle with the owner over a $165 bill as onlookers watched and recorded the incident on video. The salon owner says the woman had just left the business without paying. “We try our best …
Read More »Canada Life Centre goes cashless for food and beverage sales at arena – Winnipeg
Descrease article font size Increase article font size If you’re planning on attending a concert or seeing a live Jets, Moose or Sea Bears game at Winnipeg’s downtown arena, you won’t need to bring cash. Canada Life Centre announced Tuesday that it has gone cashless in an effort to increase …
Read More »Competition policy becoming a ‘kitchen-table issue’ for Canadians amid inflation – National
As Canadians grow more concerned about rising inflation, competition across different sectors of the economy has become a “kitchen-table issue” at a time when the federal government is reviewing its competition law. The country’s two largest newspaper chains, Postmedia and the owners of the Toronto Star, recently confirmed talks about …
Read More »Increasing vacancy rate in Kelowna best path to improving housing affordability: City
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Groundbreaking for a new apartment building which is expected to bring some relief to Kelowna’s tight rental market is scheduled for Wednesday. The building will be located at the former Building Blocks daycare at Gordon Drive and Lawrence Avenue. PC Urban Properties …
Read More »Toronto man finds and recovers stolen car with the help of Apple AirTags – Toronto
Last Wednesday, Jordan Macdonald said his family was startled awake at 5 a.m. That’s normal these days as the family has a newborn. But this time it wasn’t the sound of their baby crying that woke them. It was their car alarm. “As soon as I heard that there was …
Read More »Canada leading most countries in retail sales. Why is spending so high? – National
Retail sales growth in Canada is continuing to outperform much of the world so far this year, a sign of the ongoing resiliency of Canadian shoppers despite higher inflation and recession predictions, a new report has found. The Colliers 2023 Retail Outlook said consumers are still spending, even though retail …
Read More »Bell cuts off phone for 95-year-old Etobicoke senior and his wife
Mykola Latyshko takes a television news crew on a brief tour of his Etobicoke bungalow, pointing out landline telephones in the bedrooms and an office. Latyshko and his wife have five landline telephones in various rooms. Since the couple do not own cellular phones, the home phones represent the only …
Read More »Air Canada customer outraged after charged twice on credit card for airline tickets
An Air Canada customer is sharing her travel nightmare with the airline after she says she was charged twice for a round trip. “They don’t even have the heart to listen to me,” said Cristhel Fernandez. “I don’t have the extra money to pay that off.” Back in May, the …
Read More »Alberta car seller hits roadblocks after VIN allegedly stolen, registered in Ontario
A Calgary man got a shocking discovery when he went into a local dealership to sell his car: he was told he wasn’t the only registered owner. Rick Barvir told Global News the CARFAX vehicle history report showed his vehicle’s identification number, or VIN, was also registered by someone in …
Read More »Air Canada flights delayed as airline faces 2nd technical issue in a week
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Air Canada says a technical issue is delaying flights across its network on Thursday. The airline said in a statement to Global News that it is continuing to operate flights “at a reduced rate.” Air Canada flagged a “temporary technical issue” with …
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