New testing shows many of the foods you might be feeding your children could contain heavy metals which have been linked to behavioral problems, lower IQs, and other health risks.
Security cameras and dash cams can give consumers the ammunition they need to fight back against unscrupulous service workers, catch the bad behaviour of caregivers or even give your insurance company proof in a car accident.
Cutting boards are the workhorses of your kitchen, but they are also a potential breeding ground for bacteria. And while you probably use them every day, you may not think twice about keeping them germ free.
Finding a good place to rent at a reasonable price in the Greater Vancouver area can be tough. And if that isn't difficult enough, now you've got to be on guard for online ads that could be scams.
For nearly 20 years, a Langley had overpaid thousands of dollars in property taxes to the Township of Langley. Her daughter contacted McLaughlin on Your Side to try and get that money back.
A group of companies is making a joint officer to buy the Aeroplan business. Ross McLaughlin explains why some experts are calling it an "unusual" deal.
Financial talks are some of the most important conversations to be had with your kids because the relationship they have with money now could impact them later in life.
In a recent survey by Consumer Reports, members said that “wheel-ability,” durability, and weight are the most important luggage attributes. But what kind of luggage ranks the best?
Spotting someone in trouble in the water is not always easy. You may not even notice. It's not dramatic. There's usually no screaming and what may look someone splashing around in the water may be someone actually in trouble.
If you’re skipping the mall this holiday season and shopping online instead, there are some tricks you can use to get better digital deals – and they just take a few simple clicks of the mouse.
A BC charity group learned a difficult lesson to check a supplier’s rating at the Better Business Bureau after ordering shirts from a Richmond garment company that failed to deliver.
Consumer Reports’ annual auto reliability found that newly redesigned models are more likely to have wonky engines, jerky transmissions or high-tech features that can fail.
