Sophie Wilson

Ontario G1 Practice Test 7 Ontario G1 Practice Test 7 1. What should you do if you encounter a pedestrian crossing the road? Speed up to pass them. Slow down and yield the right of way. Honk your horn to alert them. 2. What does a flashing red light mean? Proceed with caution. Stop and Continue reading

Ontario G1 Practice Test 6 Ontario G1 Practice Test 6 1. What does a red traffic light mean? Stop. Yield. Go if the intersection is clear. 2. What should you do if you see an emergency vehicle with its lights flashing? Pull over to the right and stop. Speed up to get out of the Continue reading

Ontario G1 Practice Test 8 Ontario G1 Practice Test 8 1. What should you do if you approach a school bus with its red lights flashing? Stop your vehicle. Slow down and pass carefully. Continue driving at normal speed. 2. What does a flashing yellow light mean? Stop immediately. Proceed with caution. The light will Continue reading

Ontario G1 Practice Test 3 Ontario G1 Practice Test 3 1. What is the purpose of seat belts? A. To keep you in your seat B. To improve fuel efficiency C. To prevent injuries in a crash 2. How should you handle a tire blowout? A. Brake hard B. Steer straight and let the vehicle Continue reading

As the holiday season approaches, several Canadian government benefits are scheduled for distribution, providing timely financial support to many households. These payments, covering various demographics, offer some relief from rising living costs. Here’s a detailed look at what you might expect to receive from government programs in the coming months. 1. Canada Pension Plan (CPP) Continue reading

The Royal Canadian Mint has introduced an extraordinary new $2 coin, also known as a toonie, celebrating the culture, lands, and people of Inuit Nunangat. This coin marks a significant milestone, as it is the first circulation coin created in collaboration with four different artists, each representing a unique region within the Inuit homeland. The Continue reading

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has officially announced the maximum pensionable earnings under the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) for the year 2025. The new maximum has been set at $71,300, a notable increase from $68,500 in 2024. This adjustment reflects the ongoing expansion of the CPP, aimed at enhancing retirement security for Canadians. New Earnings Continue reading

Canadian parents receiving the Canada Child Benefit (CCB) can look forward to the next payment arriving on Wednesday, November 20, 2024. With rising costs, the CCB has been indexed to better support families across Canada, providing a significant boost to help cover the cost of raising children. Here’s a detailed look at the new CCB Continue reading

Canadian residents affected by Yahoo’s data breaches from 2013 to 2016 are eligible to submit a claim for compensation from a $20 million settlement approved by an Ontario court. The deadline to submit claims is fast approaching on December 27, 2024. Here’s everything you need to know about the Yahoo Canada data breach settlement, including Continue reading

The Ontario Sales Tax Credit (OSTC) is a refundable tax credit of up to $360 provided to Ontario’s low- and moderate-income residents. What is the Ontario Sales Tax Credit? Its purpose is to help offset the cost of sales tax on goods and services, easing the financial burden on residents with lower incomes. The credit Continue reading