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Infrastructure · Toronto

Planning an outdoor project like a new fence, patio or pool this spring or summer? Don't forget to call for locates before you dig

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Locates key to knowing if buried infrastructure, such as natural gas lines or electrical cables, is lurking below the surface of your property.See the Story

Infrastructure · Ottawa

Planning an outdoor project like a new fence, patio or pool this spring or summer? Don’t forget to call for locates before you dig

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Locates key to knowing if buried infrastructure, such as natural gas lines or electrical cables, is lurking below the surface of your property.See the Story

Walmart · Toronto

Has your Walmart bag seen better days? Store offers free bag recycling program

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Bags with rips, holes, and tears will be recycled, while bags in good condition will be laundered and donated to Food Banks Canada.See the Story

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OPP · Ottawa

Want to become a police officer? The OPP is hosting a career expo

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The event at OPP headquarters in Orillia on April 20 will highlight available civilian and uniform positions.See the Story

OPP · Ottawa

‘Fraudsters are persistent, persuasive, and sometimes aggressive’: OPP warns of driveway paving scams

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The Ontario Provincial Police says if a deal seems too good to be true, it may be a scam.See the Story

OPP · Ottawa

Musicians strut their stuff at open audition for Amherstburg's festival roster

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Hopefuls lined up out the door Sunday as open auditions were held in Amherstburg for musicians to join the town’s performance roster.See the Story

Mobile Phones · Toronto

Can I photograph the April 8 full solar eclipse with my smartphone’s camera? Yes, but you’ll want some gear to protect your device and your image quality

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

For the best chance at capturing a good photo of the eclipse with your cellphone, you’ll want to acquire a solar filter, optical zoom attachment and tripod and then practise, practise, practise.See the Story

Nissan · Ottawa

Drive a Nissan? Here’s everything you need to know about the proposed $1.8-million class-action lawsuit settlement that could net eligible Canadian lease and loan customers up to $2,500

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Nissan has agreed to pay the proposed $1.82-million settlement, but denies all of the allegations and none of them have been proven in court.See the Story

Easter · Toronto

Will cocoa prices make your Easter chocolate more expensive?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Poor weather, smuggling and disease have all played a role in reducing cocoa availability and elevating the cost of a key chocolate ingredient.See the Story

Easter · Ottawa

Will cocoa prices make your Easter chocolate more expensive?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Poor weather, smuggling and disease have all played a role in reducing cocoa availability and elevating the cost of a key chocolate ingredient.See the Story

Apple · Ottawa

Apple ‘Batterygate’ settlement approved: Everything you need to know about the $14.4 million iPhone class action lawsuit

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A B.C. Supreme Court judge recently approved a proposed $14.4-million settlement to a class action lawsuit launched against Apple stemming from "Batterygate" Those hoping to make a claim will need to provide some information, including their name, mailing address, iPhone serial number and a declaration under oath that their device meets the eligibility requirements.See the Story

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Planning an outdoor project like a new fence, patio or pool this spring or summer? Don't forget to call for locates before you dig

Planning an outdoor project like a new fence, patio or pool this spring or summer? Don’t forget to call for locates before you dig

Has your Walmart bag seen better days? Store offers free bag recycling program

Latest News Stories

Want to become a police officer? The OPP is hosting a career expo

‘Fraudsters are persistent, persuasive, and sometimes aggressive’: OPP warns of driveway paving scams

Musicians strut their stuff at open audition for Amherstburg's festival roster

Can I photograph the April 8 full solar eclipse with my smartphone’s camera? Yes, but you’ll want some gear to protect your device and your image quality

Drive a Nissan? Here’s everything you need to know about the proposed $1.8-million class-action lawsuit settlement that could net eligible Canadian lease and loan customers up to $2,500

Will cocoa prices make your Easter chocolate more expensive?

Will cocoa prices make your Easter chocolate more expensive?

Apple ‘Batterygate’ settlement approved: Everything you need to know about the $14.4 million iPhone class action lawsuit

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