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A Burlington woman says she is at her 'wits' end' after squirrels wreaked havoc to her new car, which she bought after her previous car was repeatedly targeted by the pesky critters.
The Governor of California has launched an international tourism campaign urging Canadians to visit his state this summer.
A popular program that many Canadians use to file their taxes is being accused of having a glitch that allegedly led to some users getting reassessed and owing thousands of dollars to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), but it’s a claim the company is disputing.
With dog attacks on the rise in Toronto, a personal injury law firm is warning pet owners that they can be held liable for injuries caused by their pet.
One major food processor in Ontario warns the cost of their canned goods could go up to as high as an additional 40 cents per can due to Canada’s retaliatory tariffs.
Chances are you’ve been the victim of a scam phone call before, but in case you haven’t, or it’s been a while, CTV News Toronto’s Pat Foran was recently on the end of one himself and decided to hit record.
An Ontario family’s car 'burned down to a crisp,' but they said an insurance policy they paid extra for did not cover all of the costs that they thought it would.
One Ontario woman said she’s used to paying her bills online but when she went to pay her electric bill earlier this year, she accidentally forgot to put in the decimal point, overpaying her bill by more then $8,000.
The cost of new and used vehicles hit all time highs during the COVID-19 pandemic, but prices have been coming down in recent months.
A woman from India was visiting her family in Brampton, Ont., when she ended up in the hospital after suffering from hypoxic respiratory failure, and ended up with a pricey bill to show for it.
As Fraud Prevention Month comes to a close, the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are warning about texting scams costing Canadians millions of dollars.
One Ontario woman is sharing her story after a Canadian man who allegedly punched her in the face at a Cuban resort, faced no charges for the assault.
Last April, an Ontario senior with early onset dementia was approached by a company to protect appliances in her home, despite not owning the products she signed up for.
During the pandemic, there were massive backlogs at Ontario’s Landlord and Tenant Board, and wait times for hearings were taking as long as a year.
An Ontario woman said she got a text message out of the blue from someone claiming to be her son and ended up being scammed out of $5,710.
Today is World Sleep Day, a day to recognize and promote the importance of getting a good night’s sleep for your health and well being.
