Two fires destroy vintage VW Vanagon and motorhome in Canada

Maxus has introduced the V90 Life Home Villa Edition motorhome, equipped with a pop-up second floor. The upper level, accessible via an elevator, includes a solarium with adjustable wall tinting and a balcony. The model is available only in the Chinese market at a price of about 2.68 million yuan (approximately 520,000 Canadian dollars).

On Monday afternoon, a recreational vehicle parked in a yard on Boulevard des Bois-Francs Nord in Victoriaville caught fire. Firefighters were called around 4:30 PM and responded under the command of Captain Stéphane Michaud. The fire produced thick black smoke before being extinguished. Further details are pending.

A 1985 Volkswagen Vanagon caught fire Sunday morning in the parking lot of a McDonald’s in Carleton Place, Ontario. The Carleton Place Fire Department responded to the incident. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

In Ontario, Canada, residents of an RV park were left without electricity after a power cut triggered by a dispute over unpaid bills. The incident was among the week's top stories, which also included the Cambridge mayor interrupting a speaker at a Pride event and the closure of a popular Stratford pizzeria after 33 years.

Coghlan's has released a telescopic fly swatter designed for outdoor use, picnics, and motorhome travel. When folded, it measures about 29 cm; extended, it reaches up to 45.7 cm. It features a wooden handle and a leather hanging strap. Priced at $7.99 on Amazon.ca.

Quebec comedian Rosalie Vaillancourt and her partner Olivier Auger are selling their camper van, purchased in 2021 and converted by Boréal Campers. They used it to travel across the US, Gaspésie, Ontario, Nova Scotia, and other parts of Quebec. The sale is due to the couple expecting their second child.