Consumer Alert

If you ever get a parking ticket or any kind of traffic ticket, it’s good to deal with it right away because if you don’t, it could come back to haunt you later.

Most stoves these days have a sleek, modern look that usually includes an oven with a glass door. The glass doors may look great, but there are increasing safety concerns after hundreds of them have shattered for no apparent reason.

Petro Canada sells seasonal passes that allow you to wash your car 90 times in 90 days. Two families contacted CTV News after their season passes were cancelled without warning and without refunds.

An Ontario couple is speaking out after a package they ordered off Amazon was shipped to their home, but the delivery van had missed their driveway and ended up on their front lawn.

One grandmother is sharing her story after her eight-year-old grandson, who loves playing Roblox, began purchasing accessories like clothes and tools within the game, racking up $2,000 in charges without her knowledge.

Now that warmer temperatures have arrived, you may have contractors in your neighbourhood offering to do paving, landscaping, or roofing jobs. But be careful dealing with companies going door-to-door, as some may be looking to make a quick buck without completing the work.

There’s growing concern that more households are carrying too much debt and struggling to pay their bills, leading to more consumer proposals and bankruptcies.

Loretta Young said she paid for two arrangements for her mother Mary’s funeral in Toronto on Valentine’s Day, which fell on a Saturday this year. Unfortunately, they never showed up at all. Young was later told the flowers were delivered to a church with the same name in B.C.

Energy drinks have been around for decades, promising a “boost” to help you get through the day. However, they’ve recently become more popular especially with teenagers and new investigations find they may be a bad choice for teenagers.

Ontario is considering a ban on cellphones in school, concerned that students are spending too much time on their devices during the day. But studies show they aren't the only group that's glued to their screens.

A restaurant owner from Niagara Falls has been ordered to repay $14,000 in benefits that she received during the COVID-19 pandemic after already facing the clawback of more than $24,000 in other payments that she received through a separate pandemic-era program.

An Ontario woman says she uses the Highway 407 ETR daily to commute back and forth to work. However, after receiving her most recent bill, she was shocked to see the toll charges added up to $1,760 which she feels is too much.

Squirrels and mice may be small animals, but they can do a lot of damage to your car by chewing on wires and other engine parts, costing thousands of dollars in repairs.

Dozens of customers are without their tires and rims after a tire shop in Thornhill went out of business.

An Ontario woman finally got the payment for the World Cup tickets she sold through FIFA's resale and exchange marketplace 91 days ago after contacting CTV News.