How Much is CPP going up in 2025?
The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) rate increases are essential adjustments made annually to ensure that benefits keep pace with the cost of living. These increases […]
What’s Open and Closed in Toronto on Boxing Day 2024
Boxing Day in Toronto is always a unique mix of hustle and relaxation. While retail hubs and shopping malls will be bustling with deal-seekers, many […]
Court Halts Upcoming Canadian Content Payments by Global Streamers
Big streaming companies such as Netflix, Disney Plus, Amazon, and Spotify have received a temporary reprieve from paying for Canadian content, thanks to a recent […]
Canada Implements Measures to Combat Fraud in Express Entry System
On December 23, 2024, the Government of Canada, led by the Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, announced important updates to the […]
Canada Discontinues Flagpoling for Work and Study Permits at Border
As part of Canada’s Border Plan, the Government of Canada has announced a significant policy change. Effective December 23 at 11:59 pm ET, work and […]
Chief Actuary Alberta Not Entitled to Half of CPP Fund
Alberta’s Proposal to Exit CPP Challenged by Chief Actuary Canada’s chief actuary, Assia Billig, has determined that Alberta would not be entitled to claim more […]
Recall Alert Dessert Sold at Costco Locations in Ontario Deemed Unsafe for Consumption
A popular dessert, the Brownie Skillet with Vanilla Ice Cream, sold at Costco stores in Ontario, Canada, has been voluntarily recalled by Sorrisa Group Inc. […]
Economists Predict Further Decline for Canadian Dollar Amid Downward Trend
Experts predict challenging times for the Canadian dollar in the months ahead as the currency continues its downward trend. “We do have more room to […]
Canada Revenue Agency Introduces New Benefits for Canadians and Residents Starting January 2025
Canadians, including newcomers and temporary residents, can expect a fresh round of payments from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) beginning in January 2025. These payments […]
Why Restaurants in Canada Charge GST and HST During the Holiday Tax Break
Ever since Canada announced the GST/HST tax break holiday in November, there’s been widespread discussion among Canadian restaurants, caterers, and customers about which products are […]