Close X
Saturday, January 11, 2025
ADVT 
National

Police Warn Of Online Discounted Canada's Wonderland Ticket Scam

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 13 Jul, 2016 02:17 PM
  • Police Warn Of Online Discounted Canada's Wonderland Ticket Scam
MONO, Ont. — Ontario Provincial Police are warning about fraudulent Canada's Wonderland tickets for sale on the Internet.
 
They say the fake discounted tickets for the Vaughan, Ont., attraction have surfaced on the website redgroupdeals.com.
 
Investigators say Canada's Wonderland has confirmed tickets purchased from Red Group Deals are not valid.
 
Police say in one instance a couple bought tickets from the site to take their grandchildren to Canada's Wonderland, only to discover the passes were worthless.
 
And they say the price on the site was quoted in Canadian dollars, but funds were deducted from their credit card in American funds.
 
A disclaimer on the park's official website states that "The Red Deals" and "The Group Deals" websites are not authorized Canada's Wonderland ticket sellers.

MORE National ARTICLES

Alberta RCMP officer shot and killed in line of duty to be honoured with memorial

Alberta RCMP officer shot and killed in line of duty to be honoured with memorial
Const. David Wynn was 42 when he died four days after being shot during a struggle with a suspected car thief in St. Albert in January 2015.

Alberta RCMP officer shot and killed in line of duty to be honoured with memorial

Orthodox Mennonite Man In Manitoba Gets Jail Time For Assaulting Children

Orthodox Mennonite Man In Manitoba Gets Jail Time For Assaulting Children
BRANDON, Man. — A man from an Orthodox Mennonite community in Manitoba has been sentenced to 18 months in jail for assaults on several children.

Orthodox Mennonite Man In Manitoba Gets Jail Time For Assaulting Children

Universities relax admission rules for Fort McMurray, Alta., students

Universities relax admission rules for Fort McMurray, Alta., students
Post-secondary institutions across Alberta are doing their utmost to make life easier for high school graduates impacted by the wildfires in Fort McMurray.

Universities relax admission rules for Fort McMurray, Alta., students

Elusive Toronto Capybara Captured After Escape From Park Zoo

Elusive Toronto Capybara Captured After Escape From Park Zoo
TORONTO — The second of two large rodents that broke out of a Toronto zoo and captured the city's attention has been rounded up.

Elusive Toronto Capybara Captured After Escape From Park Zoo

Court Approves Extradition Of Suspected Cyberbully In Amanda Todd Case

AMSTERDAM — An Amsterdam court has approved the extradition of a Dutch man suspected him of a string of crimes against British Columbia teenager Amanda Todd, who took her own life after being bullied online.

Court Approves Extradition Of Suspected Cyberbully In Amanda Todd Case

Google Offers New Way For Users To Manage Ads, Personal Data

SAN FRANCISCO — Google is trying to make it easier for you to manage the vast pool of information that it collects about your online activities across phones, computers and other devices.

Google Offers New Way For Users To Manage Ads, Personal Data