As winter drags on, Canadians turn to an age-old tradition on Groundhog Day, hoping for a sign that warmer days are ahead. Each year on February 2, groundhogs across the country emerge from their burrows to predict whether winter will soon end or if freezing temperatures will persist for another six weeks. This beloved tradition Continue reading
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Mississauga to Hike Parking Fines: Higher Penalties Coming for Violators in 2025
Mississauga is cracking down on parking violations with a significant increase in fines for those who break the rules. If the proposed changes are approved, motorists can expect steeper penalties starting April 1, 2025, with some fines jumping by as much as $100. With the city struggling to manage an increasing number of violations, officials Continue reading
Bigger EI Payments & Lower Premiums in 2025: What Canadians Can Expect from Employment Insurance
As Canadians navigate economic challenges, the federal Employment Insurance (EI) program is stepping up with higher payouts and lower premiums in 2025. With rising unemployment and financial strain, these changes aim to provide stronger support for those who rely on EI benefits. Who Qualifies for EI Benefits? EI is designed to help unemployed workers looking Continue reading
$250 GST Relief Payment for Canadians Starts in Feb 2025: Eligibility, Dates & How to Claim
The Canadian government has announced a $250 GST Relief Payment aimed at providing financial support to low-income households. Scheduled for release in Spring 2025, this one-time payment offers a much-needed cushion for families and individuals coping with the rising cost of living. Read on to learn who qualifies, when to expect the payment, and how Continue reading
Canada Post is Hiring: Earn Up to $23/Hour Without a Degree!
Looking for a well-paying job without the need for a college or university degree? Canada Post is currently hiring across the country, offering hourly wages between $18 and $23, well above the minimum wage in all provinces. These jobs include full-time, part-time, and on-call positions, making them great opportunities for job seekers. Post Office Assistant Continue reading
Canadian Dollar Holds Steady as Investors Weigh U.S. Tariff Signals and Rate Cuts
The Canadian dollar remained stable on Thursday as investors analyzed signals from the U.S. on potential trade tariffs and reacted to an expected interest rate cut by the European Central Bank. Meanwhile, Canadian bond yields fell as global markets adjusted to shifting economic conditions. Currency Performance and Market Trends The loonie traded nearly unchanged at Continue reading
Honda & Acura Recall 17,000 Vehicles in Canada Over Engine-Stalling Software Glitch
Honda Canada has issued a recall affecting approximately 17,000 vehicles due to a critical software glitch that could lead to sudden engine stalls in certain models. Affected Vehicles and the Issue According to an official statement released on Wednesday, the recall applies to the following models: The issue stems from a fault in the engine’s Continue reading
Ontario $200 Rebate Cheque Clearance Issues Leave Residents Frustrated
Ontario residents expecting their $200 rebate cheques have been hit with an unexpected financial hurdle—their payments are failing to clear, leading to widespread frustration. The Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), responsible for handling these transactions, has come under fire as recipients struggle to access their much-needed funds. A Financial Lifeline Turns into a Banking Nightmare Continue reading
Popular Costco Chocolate Treat Pulled Due to Undeclared Milk
Costco shoppers, take note! A recall has been issued for a popular chocolate treat due to high levels of undeclared milk, posing a serious risk to individuals with dairy allergies. Which Product Is Affected? The No Sugar Company has recalled two specific lots of its Shellz Dark Chocolatey Peanut Crunch due to the improper declaration Continue reading
Ontario Child Benefit: How to Get Up to $1,680 Per Child in 2025
Rising living costs in Ontario—Canada’s second-most expensive province—are making it tougher for parents to stay financially stable. Fortunately, the Ontario Child Benefit (OCB) offers much-needed relief for low- and middle-income families. If you’re a parent struggling with expenses, here’s everything you need to know about how to qualify for and maximize your OCB payments. What Continue reading