In a bid to support senior homeowners facing rising living costs, the Ontario government introduced a $500 one-time Property Tax Grant for eligible seniors. This grant is designed to provide financial relief to senior homeowners by offsetting property tax expenses and helping them manage their budgets as living costs continue to rise. Here’s a detailed Continue reading
Sophie Wilson
Sophie Wilson is a finance professional with a strong academic background, having studied at the University of Toronto. Her expertise in finance is complemented by a solid foundation in analytical and strategic thinking, making her a valuable asset in the financial sector.
$200 Rebate Cheques Annouced by Ontario Govt Plans Amid Speculation of Early Election 2025
As speculation of a possible early election in Ontario looms, the Ford government has announced plans to distribute $200 rebate cheques to residents. This initiative is part of a broader strategy aimed at alleviating the financial pressures on Ontarians in the face of rising living costs. While the specific details of the program are still Continue reading
Kenvue Canada Expands Guelph Manufacturing Facility to Meet Growing Demand for Over-the-Counter Medicines
Kenvue Canada Inc., a leader in consumer healthcare and a subsidiary of Kenvue Inc. (NYSE: KVUE), has announced the successful expansion of its manufacturing facility in Guelph, Ontario. This newly expanded facility marks a strategic milestone for Kenvue, reinforcing its commitment to strengthening global supply resilience while supporting the local economy in Ontario. This expansion Continue reading
Highway 407 ETR Introduces the Route Relief Program for Low Income Drivers
In a significant move to enhance accessibility and support for low-income drivers, Highway 407 ETR has announced the launch of its Route Relief Program. This innovative initiative aims to provide eligible families with up to six free trips each month, making it easier for them to access vital services and enjoy stress-free travel across the Continue reading
CMHC Report Highlights: 2025 Mortgage Renewal Risk Impact on Canadian Homeowners
As the Canadian housing market contends with higher interest rates, increasing delinquency rates, and a growing alternative lending sector, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) has issued a detailed report outlining the risks facing the residential mortgage market. This analysis reveals emerging stress factors, especially in the alternative lending sector, as well as potential Continue reading
TD Bank’s Economic Outlook: What Lies Ahead for Interest Rates, Inflation, and Economic Growth
As Canada’s economic landscape faces rising inflation and economic uncertainty, TD Bank’s Chief Economist has outlined potential pathways for interest rates, inflation, and broader economic recovery. This analysis comes at a critical time, as the Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD) navigates fluctuating economic indicators and adjusts its forecasts to guide investors, businesses, and consumers through a complex Continue reading
CPA Canada Reaches Landmark Agreements with Ontario and Quebec on Education, Exams, and Standards
After months of discussions, CPA Canada has finalized critical agreements with its Ontario and Quebec counterparts, bringing clarity to education, exam administration, and standard-setting as the two provincial organizations prepare to officially split from the national body on December 20, 2024. This separation follows an 18-month withdrawal period and marks a significant shift in the Continue reading
5 Canadian Cities You Can’t Afford on Less Than $10,000 a Month
Living in Canada can be a dream come true, but in some cities, the high cost of living makes it a challenge to cover all expenses on a monthly income below $10,000. Here’s an in-depth look at five Canadian cities where residents often struggle to afford housing, transportation, and everyday costs on less than $10,000 Continue reading
Toronto vs. Vancouver 2024: Which City Offers the Best Jobs, Housing, and Lifestyle?
Vancouver and Toronto, Canada’s two most sought-after cities, each offer unique lifestyles, job markets, and living costs. In 2024, both cities remain popular for job seekers, students, and families, but significant differences set them apart. Let’s break down these two urban hubs in terms of employment, housing, cost of living, and population to see what Continue reading
BC Storm: Powerful Winds Hits B.C. South Coast Thousands Left Without Power & Heavy Rain
Thousands Impacted as Storm Sweeps Through British Columbia’s South Coast A powerful storm swept across British Columbia’s South Coast on Monday morning, causing power outages that affected thousands of residents in cities including Abbotsford, Langley, Surrey, Victoria, Sechelt, and White Rock. The storm also hit northern and southern Vancouver Island with heavy rain and high Continue reading