The 1976 Bicentennial Quarter is one of the most iconic coins in the history of the United States. Minted to mark the country’s 200th anniversary of independence, this special edition quarter became a hit with both collectors and investors alike. Despite having a face value of just 25 cents, certain rare versions of the Bicentennial Continue reading
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Canada’s Health-Care Spending Set to Exceed Economic Growth in 2024, CIHI Reports
The Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) has projected a new high in health-care spending for Canada in 2024. According to the CIHI’s annual report released Thursday, total health-care spending is expected to reach $372 billion, or approximately $9,054 per Canadian. Health-Care Expenditures Expected to Increase CIHI’s national analysis indicates that health-care expenditures will rise Continue reading
What Centrelink Payments Coming in November 2024: Eligibility, Amounts, and Key Details”
As the year draws to a close, Centrelink has scheduled several payment types for November 2024, supporting Australians with financial assistance to cover daily living expenses, housing, and more. Here’s a detailed look at which payments are coming in November, their eligibility criteria, payment amounts, and additional updates. Key Centrelink Payment Dates in November 2024 Continue reading
Old Canadian Tire Money Could Be Worth Thousands, Here’s How You Can Cash In
Canadian Tire Money (CTM) has been a staple in Canadian retail for decades. First introduced in the 1950s as a loyalty program, these colorful paper bills were issued to customers as rewards for their purchases. Over time, many Canadians accumulated stacks of Canadian Tire money, often forgetting about it in drawers or wallets. However, these Continue reading
BC Residents Receive 5 Benefits in November 2024: Check If You are Eligible
As November 2024 approaches, British Columbia (BC) residents can look forward to a variety of financial benefits aimed at easing costs for families, individuals, seniors, and vulnerable citizens. This article provides an updated breakdown of the main benefits, including the amounts, eligibility criteria, and payment dates you can expect. Here’s a comprehensive overview to help Continue reading
OTB Payment Coming in November 2024: Amounts, and Eligibility Explained
The Ontario Trillium Benefit (OTB) provides financial relief for Ontario residents covering essential expenses like energy, property tax, and sales tax. It’s designed to support low- to moderate-income families and individuals with a single monthly payment, with the upcoming disbursement on November 10, 2024. What is the Ontario Trillium Benefit (OTB)? The OTB combines three Continue reading
Top 7 Cheapest Places to Buy a House in Ontario 2025
As the real estate market continues to fluctuate, many homebuyers are seeking affordable options. Ontario, known for its vibrant cities and natural beauty, offers a range of housing options. In 2025, several towns and cities stand out as the most affordable places to purchase a home. This article highlights the top seven cheapest places to Continue reading
Top 14 Safest Cities in Canada 2025: Where to Live Without Worry
As the world evolves, safety remains a key factor for families and individuals when choosing where to live. Canada is known for its high quality of life and safety standards, making it a desirable destination for both residents and newcomers. In 2025, various studies and crime statistics have identified the top 14 safest cities in Continue reading
Sudbury Named Fifth Rattiest City in Ontario as Per Orkin
Greater Sudbury has secured the unfortunate title of the fifth rattiest city in Ontario, according to Orkin Canada’s latest annual report on rodent infestations. This ranking highlights the ongoing challenges cities face with rodent control and pest management. Rodent Rankings In the report, Sudbury was surpassed by Toronto, which took the top spot as the Continue reading
Ontario’s Housing Crunch: Revised Projections Leave 1.5 Million Home Goal by 2031
Ontario’s ambitious plan to construct 1.5 million homes by 2031 faces significant challenges as the provincial government lowers its projections for new home construction over the next several years. Premier Doug Ford’s administration had previously set high expectations, but recent reports indicate that the government is struggling to meet its annual targets, raising concerns about Continue reading