Consumer Alert

An Ontario woman who pays for her mother’s caregiver was shocked when her recent e-transfer of $1,900 was accidentally sent to the person who used to have the caregiver’s phone number.

A man from Ontario says he is out $6,000 after falling victim to a scam phone call from a fraudster who he said sounded exactly like his son.

Now that the FIFA World Cup is underway, excitement will continue to build as the tournament runs for 39 days. Cybersecurity experts are warning consumers to be careful purchasing anything online that has to do with the World Cup.

An Ontario woman wanted to save time crossing the border and applied to enrol in the trusted traveller program between Canada and the United States, also known as NEXUS.

Despite having travel medical insurance, an Ontario man who was hospitalized for over a week while on vacation in Mexico ended up with a $147,502 medical bill.

Ontario seniors who had planned to have their driveways paved at some point now regret answering their doors last month.

Canadians flying to Europe this summer need to keep in mind that a new security system is in place, which is causing delays for many travellers entering and exiting immigration checkpoints. Here's what you need to know about the European Union’s Entry/Exit System (EES).

If you're flying overseas this summer, you should expect delays.

Flea bites are annoying for pets - and excessive scratching can lead to other health problems. Fortunately, there are ways to keep them at bay.

Now that nice weather has arrived, you may be spending more time with your pets outside. If you notice your dog or cat constantly scratching themselves, there is a chance they could have fleas. Once fleas latch on to your pet, they can get inside your home. There are simple things you can do to prevent fleas from taking over.

Following a crackdown on auto theft, the number of vehicles stolen across Canada last year dropped by 18 percent over the year before.

It’s estimated about half a million Canadians own timeshares, although most of these properties are outside of Canada, including many in Mexico and the Caribbean.

Following CTV News’ report about a man who took out a high-interest loan and was shocked that after five years of payments, he still owed almost the same amount, many viewers came forward to offer help.

A 98-year-old woman was excited to win $1,000 on a scratch-off card, but after waiting over a month to receive her winnings, her son decided to reach out to CTV News to share their story.

One Ontario man is speaking out after he discovered his high-interest loan, which he’s been paying for the past five years, has barely budged.