Just days after 32-year-old Whistler resident Alex Attard was hit by a taxi while cycling home from a party, friends had already launched into action to help. A Facebook page to raise money to . . .
DETROIT – It starts with a knock on the door and right now many are getting more knocks than ever.
That is because door-to-door sales and sometimes door-to-door scammers make their move in the Spring. Their goal is to get your money and personal information.
“Don’t ever do work with someone who just drives in your driveway,” said Diane Blaine, who was approached by scammers.
She paid big money up front for a project that was never done. “I just prefer no one else gets caught by these guys,” she added.
Right now especially in northern Oakland County we’re hearing about more door-to-door scams.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau isn’t likely to have to take the stand, at least for the time being, to defend himself in a lawsuit in which he stands accused of defaming a woman by calling her a racist.
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03/17/2021 10:00 AM EDT
The Conservatives are meeting for a three-day virtual convention starting tomorrow. Erin O’Toole has his work cut out for him.
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