The IRS recently announced that over 1.1 million Americans have yet to claim their tax refunds for the 2021 tax year, with a staggering $1 billion in unclaimed funds waiting to be distributed. Among these individuals, approximately 38,500 residents of Georgia are eligible for refunds totaling an estimated $33,515,300. The median potential refund amount in Continue reading
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House Approves Bill to End Services for Undocumented Immigrants
A controversial bill aimed at curtailing welfare benefits for undocumented immigrants in Idaho has passed the state’s House of Representatives. On Monday, lawmakers voted 46-22 in favor of House Bill 135, which seeks to eliminate non-emergency health services and other forms of assistance for undocumented people residing in the state. The bill, introduced by Rep. Continue reading
B.C. Announces $6.6M in Food Manufacturing Grants in Response to Tariff Concerns
In a significant move to fortify British Columbia’s food manufacturing industry and enhance domestic food security, the provincial government has announced a $6.6 million grant fund aimed at bolstering local companies. The funding is set to create new jobs, expand production capabilities, and support the province’s economic growth, especially in the face of potential international Continue reading
Lawyers Warn of Aggressive Approach to Legal Immigration at U.S. Border
In what has become a growing concern for Canadians traveling to the United States, the case of Jasmine Mooney, a Vancouver businesswoman detained for over a week in the U.S. despite holding a valid visa, highlights alarming shifts in U.S. immigration policy. Her case serves as a stark warning to other Canadians that crossing the Continue reading
Canada’s Population Growth Slows to 41.5 Million in 2025: First Decline in Non-Permanent Residents Since 2021
Canada’s population continued its upward trajectory into 2025, reaching 41,528,680 people as of January 1, according to new data released by Statistics Canada. However, the latest figures reveal a notable slowdown in the growth rate compared to previous quarters. The total population increase of 63,382 people between October 1, 2024, and January 1, 2025, represents Continue reading
Massive Hudson’s Bay Liquidation Sale 2025: Deep Discounts Across the GTA!
The iconic Canadian retailer, Hudson’s Bay, is officially entering its final chapter with an unprecedented Hudson’s Bay liquidation sale in 2025 across all its locations, including those in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). The company, facing financial struggles, announced it had filed for creditor protection on March 7 and is now preparing to liquidate its Continue reading
New Direct Deposit Alert: Retirees Aged 62+ to Receive Up to $4,000 in March 2025
Retirees across the United States eagerly anticipate their Social Security payments each month, but not everyone receives their funds on the same date. The timing of your deposit depends on various factors, including your date of birth and the year you began receiving benefits. In March 2025, eligible retirees could receive anywhere from $1,200 to Continue reading
IRS to Send $2,000 Stimulus Checks Soon: How Families Can Benefit from the Child Tax Credit
Thousands of American families are set to receive up to $2,000 in tax refunds per eligible child as part of the Child Tax Credit (CTC). This program has been a crucial financial relief for households with dependent children, but with potential legislative changes looming, families must act quickly to secure their benefits before modifications take Continue reading
Canada Denies Record Number of Study, Work, and Visitor Visas
Canada, long a symbol of opportunity and inclusivity for international students, workers, and tourists, is facing a significant shift in its immigration landscape. In 2024, the country rejected an unprecedented 2,359,157 temporary resident applications, a staggering 50% of all submissions—marking a dramatic jump from the 35% rejection rate the previous year. This sharp uptick in Continue reading
Hudson’s Bay Liquidation Sale: Canada’s Oldest Retailer Faces Historic Closure Amid Financial Struggles
Canada’s most iconic retailer, Hudson’s Bay, is on the brink of shutting down all 80 stores across the country, marking a major shift in the Canadian retail landscape. If approved, the liquidation process could begin as soon as Tuesday, lasting up to 12 weeks as the company scrambles to offload inventory and explore last-minute financial Continue reading