💸 Victims lured into e-transfer scams at malls
Toronto police say scammers are approaching victims in malls and public spaces, convincing them to e-transfer for cash, and then taking the unlocked banking app and transferring thousands.
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🧪 Chinese doctor accused of stealing U.S.-funded cancer research
A Chinese doctor in Texas has been charged with allegedly stealing confidential cancer research funded by the U.S. government and sending it back to China.
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📉 Canada Post posts $407M loss in Q2
Canada Post reported a $407 million loss for the second quarter of 2025, citing declining parcel volumes and labour uncertainty as the cause of this.
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Toronto police say two teenagers have been charged after a 14-year-old boy was shot and assaulted in Scarborough in a daylight shooting earlier this month.
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🚇 TTC CEO responds after streetcar stabbing
After a double stabbing on a Toronto streetcar left one man facing attempted murder charges, TTC CEO Mandeep Lali says: ““The safety of everyone on our system is paramount. I have reached out to Toronto police to offer our full support as they investigate this incident.”
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📱 Parents push for social media rules for kids
A Canadian parent group is calling for stricter regulations on children’s use of social media, saying it poses mental health and safety risks. They argue current guidelines leave kids vulnerable to harmful online content and that social media is addictive.
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💊 Workout supplements risky for teens: survey
Canadian pediatricians warn that certain workout substances and supplements may be harmful to adolescents. Doctors are urging better awareness among parents and teens about the potential health risks.
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🏗️ Carney hints at first big C-5 projects
Prime Minister Mark Carney signaled that the first major projects funded under the new C-5 infrastructure initiative could be announced soon, aiming to boost job creation and economic growth.
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🦩 U.S. billionaire helps fund fight against B.C. ostrich cull
A U.S. billionaire has stepped in to help bankroll a court challenge to stop the mass culling of ostriches in British Columbia. The animals were ordered destroyed after concerns over avian flu.
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