Best Costco Groceries for Smaller Households

The debate over grocery prices in Canada continues to heat up. Costco’s competitors, such as Loblaw, Frescho, Food Basics, Sobeys, and Metro, have been under fire for months due to soaring food prices. Last year, the CEOs of these companies defended their high prices, sparking frustration among Canadians. In May, thousands of shoppers even boycotted Continue reading

Unique Royal Canadian Mint Coin Fetches Over $1.5 Million

A unique, one-of-a-kind pure gold coin from the Royal Canadian Mint has set a new record by selling for over $1.5 million. The coin, named The Dance Screen (The Scream Too), boasts 99.99% purity and weighs an impressive 10 kilograms, surpassing the previous auction record for coins in Canada. The Sale Details The rare coin Continue reading

Canada Issues Updated Winter Travel Alerts for 9 Popular Countries

As winter tightens its icy grip, Canadians dreaming of sun-soaked beaches or bustling cultural escapes need to stay informed before setting off. The Government of Canada has issued updated travel advisories for popular winter destinations, ensuring travelers are well-prepared for potential risks. From safety concerns to essential shortages, here’s a detailed breakdown of what you Continue reading

Rare Canadian Cent, Valued Up to $3,000, Sought After by U.S. Coin Collectors

If you’re looking to start a coin collection, Canadian coins can be a fantastic option. Not only do they offer historical significance, but you can often find them at better prices compared to some US coins. Take, for instance, the scarce 1925 Canada Cent. This coin is a sought-after piece for collectors, and its value Continue reading

Canadians May Be Eligible for Compensation in Class-Action Lawsuit Against Gaming and Tech Giants

A potential Canada-wide class-action lawsuit is brewing against some of the biggest names in gaming and technology, including Google, Microsoft, and Electronic Arts. The lawsuit, spearheaded by the Consumer Law Group (CLG), alleges that these companies created and marketed games that caused harmful video game addiction, leading to significant physical, psychological, and financial damage among Continue reading

Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program 2024: Key Dates, Coverage Amounts, and Eligibility Requirements

The Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program (OSDCP) provides low-income seniors with access to essential dental services. Designed to enhance health and quality of life for Ontario residents aged 65 and older, the program offers free or low-cost dental care to eligible individuals. What Services Does the OSDCP Cover? The OSDCP covers 100% of the costs Continue reading

Costco vs. LCBO: Where to Find the Best Wine Deals in Ontario

If you’re a wine lover in Ontario, you may be interested in the potential savings from buying wine at Costco compared to the LCBO (Liquor Control Board of Ontario). While Costco locations in Ontario now sell a selection of alcoholic beverages, it’s important to be aware of some nuances in price listings between the two Continue reading

Hyundai Canada Recalls Over 48k Vehicles Due to Rearview Camera Defect Linked to Crash Risk

Hyundai Canada has issued a significant recall affecting over 48,000 vehicles across the country due to a critical issue with rearview camera systems. The defect poses a potential crash risk, as the systems may fail to display the rearview image properly while reversing, a noncompliance with Canadian safety standards. This recall, which spans several popular Continue reading

Air Canada New Basic Fare Rules No More Free Carry ons Bag on Cheapest Routes in 2025

Air Canada is introducing significant changes to its basic economy fare starting January 3, 2025, bringing it in line with many budget airlines. These updates will impact carry-on baggage allowances, seat selection, and more, sparking a mix of reactions from travelers. Here’s what you need to know. Key Changes to Air Canada’s Basic Economy Fare Continue reading

Canadian Western Bank Postpones Earnings Amid $18M Subsidiary Investigation

Canadian Western Bank (CWB) has unexpectedly delayed its fiscal fourth-quarter earnings release, citing a legal claim involving its subsidiary, CWB Maxium Financial Ltd. This announcement has raised questions about the bank’s internal processes and its pending $5 billion acquisition by the National Bank of Canada. The Allegations: $18 Million Claim The legal claim, received late Continue reading