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From self-checkout cameras to receipt-checking and off-duty police, increased theft prevention practices can be upsetting for customers, experts say.

Data shows that the average GTA price was about $1.182 million in June compared to roughly $1.146 million last June.

Pete Stendel of YES Network was struck by a hurried throw from Baltimore Orioles rookie shortstop Gunnar Henderson.

A former school board trustee from Metro Vancouver who later became a provincial government adviser will not be charged for allegedly violating electi...

Charlie Chong Farm was one of the first farms in Toronto to grow Chinese produce, supplying Chinatown, as well as small-town restaurants across the province.

The wealthiest 20% of households controlled nearly 68% of the total net worth in Canada in the first quarter of 2023, while the least wealthy 40% accounted for 2.7%.

REGINA - A Saskatchewan NDP health critic says the province not only has the longest wait times in Canada for hip and knee surgeries, it ranks well be...

WINNIPEG - The Manitoba government is promising another $10 million to curb crime and improve safety in downtown Winnipeg.

In what can only be described as an enchanting evening, two of music’s most distinctive voices offered up a brilliant set of songs at Budweiser Stage.

By Denny Jacob Torstar, owner of the Toronto Star and Metroland Media Group, said it would pause all advertising on Facebook and Instagram in response to their owner Meta Platforms threat to...