Consumer Alert

It’s an ordeal Toronto resident Angelique Davies describes to CTV News as “stressful, upsetting, and scary.”

A new platform that recently launched in the Greater Toronto Area is connecting local students with instructors for affordable lessons for things like golf, tennis, and pickleball.

An Oshawa, Ont., woman who was trying to pay $3,500 for a condo rental in Mexico says her Interac e-Transfer was intercepted and the funds were redirected to a different account.

It’s a kitchen staple we all rely on: dish soap. While, you may think it's only good for washing your dishes, the best brands can also tackle all kinds of messes around the house.

With the weather heating up, there’s one way to try and keep cool and that’s by having a steady supply of ice on hand for your summer drinks.

Following CTV News reports about businesses selling equipment only to be scammed by fake bank drafts, another victim has come forward and says he was defrauded of $42,000 with a fraudulent cheque.

The Ontario Provincial Police has issued a warning following an increase in driveway paving and roofing scams they say are happening across the province.

Ontario’s Office of the Fire Marshal says it investigated 670 fires involving dryers and washing machines over a five-year period.

Two Ontario homeowners are speaking out after receiving water bills totalling $25,028.

Ruth Jean of London, Ont., recently wanted to open a business account with the Canada Revenue Agency.

An Ontario couple booking their dream vacation to Africa says they were searching for flights online when they got a call from a travel website offering a good deal, but after reserving the tickets, a typo of just one letter ended up ruining their trip.

A Scarborough, Ont. woman says she visited her bank to exchange some Mexican pesos for Canadian funds earlier only to be told weeks later that the pesos were worthless and the bank wanted its money back.

Having your driveway paved can be expensive, so you want to make sure you hire the right company to do the job correctly the first time. At this time of year, there are some pavers who go “door-to-door” pitching their services, but they may not always be the best choice.

Canadians lost $638 million dollars to scams last year, according to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre, and many of those victims were seniors.

Five suspects wanted in connection with distraction thefts that targeted seniors in Toronto are believed to be part of one organized group, police say.