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After last year’s snow-covered Halloween, this year’s spooky season promises milder, warmer weather for much of North America, many cities that experienced snowfall or freezing temperatures during Halloween in recent years will see more comfortable conditions, perfect for trick-or-treaters to enjoy without bundling up. According to meteorologists, this year’s Halloween forecast shows unseasonably warm conditions, Continue reading

With fall in full swing, Canadians are looking forward to the next long weekend in November 2024. This weekend provides an opportunity to rest, recharge, and spend time with loved ones. While not all regions in Canada have the same public holidays, Remembrance Day on Monday, November 11, 2024 will be observed as a statutory Continue reading

In an unusual twist for November, southern Ontario is forecasted to experience record-breaking warmth this week. As the region enters the heart of fall, temperatures are expected to reach highs typically reserved for early autumn, setting a unique precedent for the month. Warm Weather Outlook: What Regions Can Expect Across Toronto, Hamilton, Niagara, and other Continue reading

According to recent announcements, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is set to distribute a $2,100 Old Age Security (OAS) Direct Payment in 2024 to eligible citizens. This initiative underscores the Canadian government’s commitment to providing financial assistance to seniors. Understanding the OAS Pension The OAS pension is available to individuals aged 65 and older. If Continue reading

Residents across southern Ontario are in for a cool yet sunny start to their weekend as November 3, 2024, promises pleasant morning weather with mainly clear skies. However, clouds are expected to return by evening, signaling an upcoming shift toward a wetter and cloudier pattern as the week progresses. Morning Sunshine and Mild Breezes for Continue reading

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Immigration Minister Marc Miller have announced significant changes to Canada’s immigration targets for 2025-2027, reducing both temporary and permanent resident intakes starting in 2025. This marks a pivotal shift in Canada’s immigration strategy, which had previously aimed to address post-pandemic labor shortages and stimulate economic growth. Marc Miller’s Rationale Behind Continue reading

Canadian homeowners can now access a variety of federal and provincial rebates designed to make energy-efficient upgrades more affordable. From insulating your home to installing high-efficiency appliances, these incentives help you save on upfront costs while reducing long-term energy expenses. Let’s dive into the available programs across Canada to see how you can benefit. Canada Continue reading

When it comes to retirement in Canada, government programs like the Canada Pension Plan (CPP), Old Age Security (OAS), and the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) often make the difference between a comfortable lifestyle and financial struggle. In November 2024, eligible seniors could receive up to $3,900 in combined benefits. Here’s everything you need to know Continue reading

Today, clocks across most of Canada turned back one hour, marking the end of daylight time and the beginning of Standard Time. This shift, while granting many Canadians an extra hour of sleep, will also mean that darkness will settle in earlier in the evenings. Early Sunrise, Early Sunset The Debate Over Daylight Time Despite Continue reading

Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) revised its monthly processing times for various citizenship and immigration applications on October 29, 2024. These updates are vital for applicants, enabling them to effectively plan their immigration journey and set realistic expectations. Importance of Staying Updated Tracking the latest updates from IRCC helps applicants stay ahead, allowing for Continue reading