Mark Carney’s Stance on Immigration Policy
Mark Carney, the former governor of both the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England, has announced his intention to run for Prime Minister […]
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Ontario’s Largest Music Store, a Canadian Icon, Shuts Down After 57 Years
In an announcement that has left the music community across Canada reeling, Cosmo Music, the iconic Richmond Hill music store, has revealed it will be […]
Guide to Switching from Winter to Summer Tires Across Canada in 2025
Spring is almost here, and with it comes the annual debate of when to switch out your winter tires for summer ones. For drivers in […]
Steel Plant in Eastern Ontario Announces Layoffs Due to U.S. Tariffs
A significant event in the Canadian steel sector has unfolded with the announcement of layoffs at Ivaco Rolling Mills in L’Orignal, Ontario, a plant part […]
UNIQLO to Open New Store in Toronto, Offering Shopping Convenience During Your Commute
In 2025, UNIQLO, the popular Japanese fashion retailer known for its innovative and comfortable LifeWear collections, is continuing its expansion across Canada. This year, the […]
Confusion in Ontario Over Fate of U.S. Alcohol Removed from LCBO Shelves
In an unexpected move this week, Premier Doug Ford demonstrated remarkable speed in fulfilling his promise to pull U.S. alcohol products from the shelves of […]
Canada’s New Passport Application Rules Could Earn You a Free Passport
The Canadian government is making significant changes to its passport application process, bringing some exciting news for travelers. Starting soon, Canadians could benefit from an […]
Government of Canada Unveils Key Enhancements to Passport Services and Releases First State of Service Report
Today, the Honourable Terry Beech, Minister of Citizens’ Services, marked a pivotal moment for Canadian citizens with the release of the first-ever State of Service […]
Upcoming 2025 CPP Updates – New Payment Dates, Increased Benefits, and Contribution Changes
The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) is undergoing major updates in 2025, impacting retirees, employees, and self-employed Canadians. These changes include higher CPP benefits, updated contribution […]
Is there a CPP Increase Coming in 2025? Will It Be Enough for Retirees Facing Rising Costs?
Retirees across Canada are set to receive a cost-of-living increase in their Canada Pension Plan (CPP) benefits in 2025. But with grocery costs straining 51% […]