Donald Trump Hints at 25% Tariffs on Canadian Imports Starting February 1
WASHINGTON – U.S. President Donald Trump has proposed implementing a 25% across-the-board tariff on Canadian imports as early as February 1. Speaking at the White […]
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U of G Secures $16M to Lead National Agri-Food Innovation and Training Platform
A groundbreaking initiative led by the University of Guelph, in collaboration with key national partners, aims to position Canada as a global leader in agri-food […]
Lincoln Wheat Penny Worth $2.1 Million Could You Have One?
The Lincoln Wheat Penny, a coin that has been a staple of American currency for over a century, is making headlines once again. While most […]
Top 10 Rare and Valuable Bicentennial Quarters Worth Up to $20 Million
The world of numismatics never ceases to amaze, with coins that once jingled in pockets now commanding astronomical sums. Among these, the Bicentennial quarters stand […]
Health Canada Confirms FDA-Banned Synthetic Red Food Dye is Safe for Use in Canada
A synthetic food dye, Red 3, recently banned from the U.S. food supply, remains permitted in Canada. Despite the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) […]
Ontario, Canada Recall Alert Thousands of Specialty Printers, Chocolate Bars, Batteries, and More Sold on Amazon
A range of products, including specialty printers, battery replacements, chocolate, and entertainment centres, have recently been recalled by Health Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection […]
Ontario Introduces New Pilot Program for Canadian Permanent Residency Pathway
The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) has introduced an exciting new opportunity for skilled immigrants: the Regional Economic Development through Immigration (REDI) pilot program. This […]
Ontario Starts Mailing $200 Rebate Cheques to Residents keep eye on mail box
The Ontario government has officially begun distributing $200 rebate cheques to taxpayers as part of its $3 billion initiative to ease the financial strain caused […]
Tips to Avoid Pink Tax in 2025: Smart Strategies to Save Money on Everyday Products
The “pink tax” refers to the additional cost associated with products marketed specifically toward women and girls compared to their male-marketed equivalents. From razors and […]
CRA to Review Benefits for 200k Canadians in 2025: What You Need to Know
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is preparing for its annual benefits review in 2025, which means approximately 200,000 Canadians will receive letters requesting updated information. […]