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Costco recalls EcoFlow power station due to possible missing parts (opens the original)
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Costco Canada is recalling a model of the EcoFlow power station due to the possibility that two built-in cables may be missing. According to the company’s website, the EcoFlow RIVER 3 Plus may be missing the Car Charging Cable and the EcoFlow USB-B Data Communication Cable. The affected products have the Costco item number 1936149 and were sold between February and June 2026. Costco Canada is asking those with affected products to contact EcoFlow’s customer support at  1-800-368-8604, Mo
What is investigative genetic genealogy? How DNA helped crack Toronto’s most notorious cold cases (opens the original)
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The emergence of a powerful forensic tool has helped Toronto police crack some of the city’s most high-profile cold cases in recent years â many of which were once thought unsolvable. On Thursday, police announced an arrest in the 2006 brutal murder of 21-year-old Patrick Santos, who was found bound and taped in the backyard of a Scarborough home. Last week, investigators revealed breakthroughs in two separate cases by identifying the remains of two women. What made these breakthroughs possibl
Urgent recall notice issued for defibrillator device sold at Costco (opens the original)
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Health Canada is recalling certain HeartSine Samaritan defibrillator devices sold at Costco due to the failure of an internal component. The affected devices are HeartSine Samaritan PAD SAM 350P, SAM 360P, and SAM 500P automated external defibrillators (AED). Costco issued an “urgent medical device recall” for the impacted items that were sold with numbers 1116470, 2116470, 1116561 and 2116561. Stryker, the distributor and manufacturer of HeartSine AEDs, identified a problem with the me
Bonnie Tyler dead at 75: The Canadian connection to her mega hit ‘Total Eclipse of the Heart’ (opens the original)
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Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler, whose powerful vocals on the pop hit “Total Eclipse of the Heart” made her a global star in the 1980s, died at the age of 75 on Wednesday night. Tyler died “unexpectedly” in a hospital in Portugal where she was being treated for an illness, her family said in a statement online. Over a career that spanned more than 50 years, Tyler sold millions of records worldwide, with her songs later attracting billions of streams. She released her debut single, “My! My! Honeyco
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