The U.S. government has officially announced a 25% tariff on all imported cars and auto parts, a move that will significantly affect car prices across the nation. While the White House claims this policy will boost domestic auto production, the reality is that building new manufacturing plants takes years and billions of dollars in investment. Continue reading
Quebec’s Childcare Tax Credit Changes Could Result in Losses for Parents
Quebec’s new budget for the fiscal year 2025-2026, announced on March 25 by Finance Minister Eric Girard, brings a range of significant financial shifts, particularly for parents who rely on the childcare tax credit. With the province grappling with a record deficit of $13.6 billion, the government is making some tough choices, one of which Continue reading
9 Government Benefits & Credits Quebec Residents Can Receive in April
As April draws near, Quebec residents can look forward to another round of government payments designed to provide some financial relief for various aspects of daily life. Whether you’re managing household expenses, saving for a special occasion, or looking for some extra cushion in your budget, these payments from both provincial and federal programs are Continue reading
Trump Imposes 25% Tariff on Imported Vehicles, Affecting Canada as Well
U.S. President Donald Trump has announced the implementation of long-awaited tariffs on imported vehicles, set to take effect on April 2, 2025. This bold move has sparked concerns across industries and borders, especially as experts warn it could increase costs for businesses and consumers while destabilizing the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) that Trump championed during Continue reading
Health Canada Hiring Office Assistants No University Degree Required
Are you on the hunt for a stable and rewarding job? Health Canada is now hiring office assistants across the country, offering a great chance for those who may not have a university degree or college diploma. If you’re interested in supporting the health service provider for federal government employees, this opportunity could be the Continue reading
IRCC Announces Application Process and Eligibility Criteria for New Home Care Worker Pilots
Canada is rolling out exciting new pathways for caregivers through two pilot programs aimed at improving the immigration process for home care workers. Starting March 31, 2025, the Canadian government is launching the Home Care Worker Immigration (Child Care) Class and the Home Care Worker Immigration (Home Support) Class. These initiatives are designed to meet Continue reading
One-Time Social Security Payment 2025: Who Qualifies for the Proposed $495 Relief Check?
Millions of Social Security beneficiaries across the United States could potentially receive a one-time payment of $495, thanks to a new proposal from The Senior Citizens League (TSCL). This initiative aims to support seniors affected by overpayment recovery efforts by the Social Security Administration (SSA) while also addressing the lower-than-expected Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) for 2026. Continue reading
Stimulus Check April 2025: What Payments Could You Receive This Month?
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced that over one million Americans still have unclaimed pandemic relief stimulus checks. These payments, available through the Recovery Rebate Credit (RRC), could provide much-needed financial relief to eligible taxpayers who have not yet filed their 2021 tax returns. Who Can Still Claim Stimulus Payments? Taxpayers who missed out Continue reading
CalFresh Benefits April 2025: Payment Schedule and Eligibility Details
CalFresh, California’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), plays a crucial role in helping low-income individuals and families afford nutritious food. As we move into 2025, many beneficiaries are wondering when they will receive their CalFresh benefits 2025 for the month of April. Below, we break down the payment schedule, eligibility criteria, and other essential details. Continue reading
New Yorkers Encouraged to Claim Their Share of $39.1 Million Settlement Over Generic Drug Price Fixing
New Yorkers who have purchased certain generic drugs over the past decade could be eligible for compensation from a massive $39.1 million settlement. This comes after New York Attorney General Letitia James, along with attorneys general from 49 other states, cracked down on a price-fixing scheme involving major generic drug manufacturers. The investigation targeted the Continue reading