A devastating data breach involving British Columbia’s Interior Health Authority has exposed the personal information of over 28,000 current and former employees, leading to hacked CRA accounts, stolen identities, and bogus tax returns filed across Alberta. This alarming breach includes home addresses, birth dates, and social insurance numbers of individuals employed between 2003 and 2009, Continue reading
These Provinces Offer Renters Tax Credits You Could Get Up to $1,600
As Canada’s tax deadline approaches on April 30, renters across the country may be leaving money on the table. Whether you live in a downtown condo, a basement suite, or subsidized housing, there are provincial and federal tax credits that can put real cash back in your pocket. Some renters could qualify for up to Continue reading
Panic Over Pensions SSA Glitch in April Sparks Alarm Among Millions of SSI Recipients Nationwide
An unexpected and alarming message from the Social Security Administration (SSA) left millions of Americans panicked earlier this month. The message read simply: “You will not receive your payment this month.” For individuals who depend entirely on Social Security—particularly those receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI)—those nine words felt like the floor was falling out from Continue reading
Do You Owe Taxes on Cash App Transactions? Here’s What the IRS Says
If you used Cash App, Venmo, PayPal, or another payment app to receive money in 2024, your tax filing process may come with new twists in 2025. A key document—the IRS Form 1099-K—might land in your inbox, and knowing what to do with it could save you stress, penalties, or an audit. Let’s break down Continue reading
Goodbye to Honda Canadian Production? Honda Considers U.S. Shift Amid Rising Tariff Pressures
Honda Faces Tough Choices as U.S. Tariffs Threaten Canadian Operations A recent report from Japan’s Nikkei financial newspaper has sent shockwaves through Canada’s automotive sector. The report claims that Honda is seriously considering relocating a portion of its vehicle production from Canada to the United States in response to newly imposed American tariffs. This potential Continue reading
Chevy & GMC Owners Could Claim Up to $12K from $35M Settlement Over Vehicle Issues If Purchased Within Certain Dates
Drivers of certain Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra diesel trucks could be entitled to thousands of dollars in compensation due to a major class action settlement over faulty fuel injection pumps. If you owned or purchased one of these trucks between 2011 and 2016, you might be eligible for a payout of up to $12,712, Continue reading
Ford Issues Second Recall for 33,000 Escape and Bronco SUVs Over Fuel Leak Risk
Ford Motor Company is recalling over 33,000 vehicles in the United States due to a potentially dangerous fuel leak issue that could lead to engine fires. This latest recall impacts certain 2020–2022 Ford Escape and 2021–2023 Bronco Sport vehicles equipped with 1.5-liter three-cylinder engines. What Models Are Affected? The specific models included in this recall Continue reading
Bank of America Announces Major Branch Closures Full List Inside
The slow disappearance of brick-and-mortar bank branches is no longer a prediction—it’s a reality. Bank of America, one of the nation’s most recognized financial institutions, is preparing to shut down multiple locations across the United States. This move is part of a much larger trend sweeping through the banking world, where physical branches are giving Continue reading
Great News for Chevy Owners GM Offering $12,700 Compensation for Vehicles Hit by CP4 Pump Failure
If you bought a Chevrolet Silverado or GMC Sierra with a Duramax diesel engine between 2011 and 2016, you could be entitled to up to $6,700 in compensation—plus an extended warranty—thanks to a major class action settlement against General Motors. After a lengthy legal battle, GM has agreed to a preliminary $50 million settlement over Continue reading
Canadians Face Confusion as April 30 Tax Deadline Approaches
As the April 30 tax deadline rapidly approaches, a surprising number of Canadians are putting off filing their returns—many not out of procrastination, but pure confusion. According to a new H&R Block survey featured in the Financial Post, nearly a third of taxpayers admit they’re unsure what they can even claim this year. Let’s break Continue reading