New push to adopt new and stronger Canadian banking laws
Ashley Martins is a student living on a fixed budget. Last July, she received a call claiming her bank accounts had been compromised. The caller said her bank cards were needed as evidence and a courier would come to pick them up.
Martins says she called the number on the back of her debit card and spoke with a Scotiabank representative.
“They said, yeah, no problem. Hand it to them,” she tells CityNews.
Within a few hours of handing over her cards, whoever took them went on
Service partly suspended on TTC Line 5 Eglinton, Line 6 Finch West due to track and mechanical issues
Pedestrian in critical condition after being struck by vehicle in Brampton
Watch live: Guests arrive as Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding set to take place at MSG
Today will be a fairytale.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding is slated to take place Friday at Madison Square Garden, where the couple’s closest friends and family — and several hundred more — will attend what is expected to be an elaborate event inside the iconic New York venue.
Many of the details surrounding the pending nuptials are still unknown, but a city permit obtained by The Associated Press shows that Friday’s wedding event is scheduled to start at 5 p.m. and could last until 4
Man charged after crashing his jet ski into lifeguard vessel near Scarborough Bluffs: Toronto police
A 20-year-old man has been charged after he allegedly crashed his jet ski into a lifeguard vessel, sending the lifeguard overboard into the water near Scarborough Bluffs, Toronto police said.
Toronto Police Marine Unit officers responded to the incident on Thursday, July 2.
Investigators say a City of Toronto beach lifeguard was patrolling a designated swim zone in a vessel when a jet ski collided with it.
The lifeguard was ejected into the water and suffered minor injuries.
The jet ski operator continued riding, before he was
No apparent fines yet for ticket resellers under Ontario price-cap law
Ontario’s World Cup matches have come and gone with ticket resale platforms running afoul of a new price cap law but seemingly facing no penalties from the province.
The law banned the resale of Ontario concert and sports tickets for prices above face value. It came into effect in April, well in advance of six World Cup games Toronto was due to host.
The last of Toronto’s matches wrapped Thursday, when major ticket resellers StubHub, SeatGeek and Vivid Seats admitted they’re not in compliance with the new law
9-vehicle crash slowing traffic near Major Mackenzie and Jane
Nine vehicles were involved in a collision in Vaughan on Friday.
Police responded to the area of Major Mackenzie Drive and Wellness Way, east of Jane Street, shortly before 2 p.m. for a multi-vehicle collision.
Six people, including two youths, were taken to hospital with minor injuries.
A 76-year-old Vaughan man has been charged with dangerous operation of a vehicle.
Westbound lanes on Major Mackenzie Drive from Wellness Way to Jane street are reduced and drivers are being asked to avoid the
Concerns raised after massive bouncy castle house outside Toronto mall collapses
Two 12-year-old boys injured after falling off e-scooter in Etobicoke
Two 12-year-old boys have been taken to hospital after falling off an e-scooter in Etobicoke
Toronto police say they were called to Dundas Street West and The East Mall just after 1 p.m. for reports of two people injured on the road.
Investigators later determined the two had been riding an e-scooter when they lost control for unknown reasons.
Both were transported to hospital, one with life-threatening injuries and the other with non-life-threatening injuries.
The East Mall is
NDP’s Nenshi supportive of public cash for Alberta pipeline, wants honesty from Smith
Alberta’s Opposition NDP leader says Premier Danielle Smith’s plan for a new pipeline has his support, but he’s calling on her to be honest about how much taxpayers could be on the hook for it.
Naheed Nenshi also says public financing for the pipeline shouldn’t be a deal-breaker.
“There sometimes is space for public dollars, and the big pipelines that have been built over many years in Canada certainly had public participation in different ways,” Nenshi said in an interview Friday.
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