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The Backstreet Boys announced their Toronto residency in 2027, with 12 shows, and is expected to be one of the biggest concerts in the city. However, some fans who bought tickets to the first date feel they paid a premium price for seats, which now appear to be listed to have “obstructed views.”
A Mississauga woman who makes her weekly personal purchases on Amazon was shocked when she was advised she was banned from ordering over what she calls a “technical glitch.”
An Ontario woman says she bought a used vehicle recently and was shocked to discover after she made the purchase that it had been used as a former rental car.
An Ontario couple who planned a riverboat cruise had their itinerary changed at the last minute and said the company didn’t offer a refund for a $22,000 vacation when the new trip didn’t fit their plans.
If someone comes to your home to sell you something and you sign a contract, there is a 10-day cooling-off period where you can change your mind for any reason. However, when you walk into a car dealership, it’s a different story.
Manshapinder Singh of Brampton, Ont., says last November he went online to check his banking and was confused to see a $35,000 line of credit had been added to his account.
According to Flight Centre, 20 per cent of Canadians are now choosing other Caribbean destinations to visit this holiday season, with 14 per cent planning to visit Mexico and seven per cent to Florida.
An Ontario woman says she was dropped by her insurance company because she made two claims within five years.
There have been many TV sitcoms over the years with a storyline of the family dog being sprayed and tomato juice being used to kill the stench. The dog is given a bath in tomato juice, but not only is it messy, but it doesn’t work. According to researchers at Consumer Reports, tomato juice might mask the smell, but it won’t eliminate it.
William Grice of Cobourg, Ont., wanted to buy a heavy-duty pickup truck to one day pull a travel trailer across Canada.
Several GTA residents who purchased furniture from a Mississauga furniture store through financing plans are concerned they may never receive their orders.
Safety concerns are being raised after recent statistics found there was a 40 per cent increase in hospitalizations for people using e-scooters, and while both adults and children are being injured, the number of kids under the age of 15 being seriously hurt almost tripled.
A Toronto woman, who was suffering health problems and who had family members who recently died, says she was at a vulnerable time when she gave almost $100,000 to a psychic.
Joanne Irvine from Milton, Ont., said she was recently buying groceries in Walmart when she saw blackberries for sale. While the shelf tag said they were "Product of Canada," the packaging revealed the blackberries were from the United States.
Two women who took out “title loans” and used their vehicles as collateral had them repossessed over missing payments and were charged thousands of dollars to get them back.
An Ontario family that flies to the West Coast every summer says they were shocked when they were charged over $350 in carry-on fees for three mountain bike helmets on their return flight home from Vancouver.
