CRA $300 Inflation Relief Federal Payment for Jobless Canadians
As inflation continues to impact the cost of living across Canada, the federal government is stepping in to provide relief for those who need it […]
Articles by Sophie Wilson
$300 For Canadian Senior Citizens: What is & Who Qualifies Senior One-time Payment?
In 2024, the Canadian government has announced a special one-time payment of $300 to assist senior citizens with the rising cost of living. This payment […]
$2,385 (CPP+OAS+GIS) with the New CPP One Time Payment for Seniors – Eligibility and Payment Dates
In 2024, $2,385 includes (CPP+OAS+GIS) one-time Payment for eligible seniors. This financial support comes as part of the government’s efforts to help Canadian seniors manage […]
Veterans Disability Pension Payment Coming in Nov 2024: Eligibility & How to Apply
The Veterans Disability Pension is a monthly, tax-free benefit provided by Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) to support eligible Canadian veterans who suffer from disabilities related […]
Student Direct Stream Requirements and Eligible Countries: Key Differences Between SDS and the Regular Study Permit Stream
The Student Direct Stream (SDS) is a fast-track study permit application process for international students looking to pursue their education in Canada. It was introduced […]
Senior Safety Program Payment for Nova Scotia Senior Citizens 2024
As part of the ongoing efforts to support seniors in Nova Scotia, the government has introduced the Seniors’ Safety Program. This initiative aims to assist […]
Why I’m Focusing on My Pension Instead of Paying Off My Mortgage
Returning to full-time work after a lengthy career break brings financial opportunities—and dilemmas. With extra income now coming in, many people face the big question: […]
Canadian Rental Prices Fall for the First Time Since 2021 in big Urban Cities
For the first time in more than three years, annual rental prices across Canada have recorded a decline. According to a recent report by Rentals.ca […]
Thousands of Americans Consider Relocating Abroad After Trump Win
As the U.S. election results signaled a second presidential term for Donald Trump, a significant wave of anxiety swept across the country, prompting thousands of […]
Algonquin College Faces $32M Deficit New Restrictions on International Students
Algonquin College is grappling with a projected $32 million deficit for the 2024-2025 fiscal year, stemming from recent federal policy changes that have significantly impacted […]