Consumer Alert: Feedback Friday

Pat Foran heard back from several viewers who regret buying timeshare vacation packages.

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Consumer Alert: Infomercial cleaning products

Many infomercials claim their cleaning products can cut back your cleaning time. Pat Foran puts a few of them to the test.

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Shoppers hit Boxing Day sales

Shoppers flocked to malls Wednesday to take part in money-saving Boxing Day sales. Naomi Parness reports.

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Consumer Alert: Losing your car's warranty

If you drive a new car, most repairs are covered under the warranty, but it could run out if you drive too much. Pat Foran explains.

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Thousands brave the shopping crunch

Thousands of procrastinators flocked to malls and big box stores Monday, in a last-ditch effort to get their Christmas shopping done.

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Consumer Alert: More motorcycles, more fatalities?

The number of motorcycles in Ontario has doubled in the past ten years. Pat Foran explains why this is could lead to problems.

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How to keep wedding costs down

It's estimated the average wedding costs between $25,000 and $30,000. But there are many ways to creatively cut corners, without sacrificing style and class on your big day.

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Get fit the thrifty way

Pat Foran looks at a number of affordable items that can help you get in peak physical shape this year.

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Consumer Alert: Flights for large passengers

Those in Canada who are considered obese can get two airline seats for the price of one, but not outside of the country. Pat Foran explains.

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