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‘Blood was pouring down his face’: Mom shocked after boy badly cut in resort swimming pool in the DR (opens the original)
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An Ontario woman is speaking out after she said that her nine-year-old son sustained severe cuts while swimming in a resort pool in the Dominican Republic. The incident happened in July when Caitlin Krille, of Richmond Hill, Ont., and her nine-year-old son were on vacation in Punta Cana. Krille said her son was asked if he wanted to take part in a swimming game in the pool. She said he had swim goggles but was told to remove them. “My son put them on his head but the entertainer (at the pool) sa
Canadians diverting their holiday travel plans from Cuba to other Caribbean destinations: Flight Centre (opens the original)
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Cuba has always been one of the favourite destinations for Canadian travellers, and it’s often one of the best values when it comes to a winter getaway. However, U.S. sanctions against Cuba are causing economic turmoil and food and energy shortages, prompting Global Affairs Canada to issue an advisory to avoid non-essential travel. Canadian airlines have also suspended flights to Cuba indefinitely. According to Flight Centre, 20 per cent of Canadians are now choosing other Caribbean destinations
Ontario woman dropped by insurance company after making two claims within five years (opens the original)
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Canadian home insurance rates have been rising steadily over the past five years due in part to extreme weather conditions leading to more claims. New statistics from Lowestrates.ca show that even a single claim can cause your insurance rates to go up, and if you have two claims within five years, some companies will cancel your policy. That’s what happened to Christine Buechler, of St. Thomas, Ont. “We had a flood in our basement, and it was serious enough that we decided to put in a claim,” sh
Forget the tomato juice. What to do if your dog gets sprayed by a skunk (opens the original)
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While skunks are active during the spring, they are also busy roaming neighbourhoods in the fall searching for food or a place to spend the winter. They may end up wandering into your backyard at night, and if you have a dog, you’ll want to make sure your pet doesn’t get sprayed. “The smell was really intense. It was almost like a cloud,” said Duncan Graham of Whitby, whose dog Stella, a German Shepherd, got sprayed about two weeks ago. He said it was about 10 p.m. when he let Stella out in his
Ontario man shocked after 3-week-old truck needs new engine (opens the original)
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William Grice, of Cobourg, Ont., wanted to buy a heavy-duty pickup truck to one day pull a travel trailer across Canada. In July, he purchased a 2026 Chevrolet Silverado with a diesel engine at a cost of $83,000 but he said problems with the new vehicle started almost right away. “The engine started making a lot of noise and when I shut the truck off and turned it back on, it started up funny and none of the dash lights would work,” said Grice, who took the truck back to the dealership where he
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