The Canadian dollar (CAD) tumbled to a three-week low against the U.S. dollar (USD) on Thursday, as fresh comments from U.S. President Donald Trump dashed any hopes of a delay in the imposition of tariffs on Canadian goods. In a statement that cleared up previous confusion regarding the timing of the tariffs, Trump confirmed that Continue reading
First-Time Homebuyers Opting for Shorter Fixed Mortgage Rates
When it comes to choosing between a fixed or variable mortgage rate in Canada, the decision is never simple. The economic and political landscape has been uncertain in recent years, leading many first-time homebuyers to lean toward the relative stability of shorter-term fixed mortgage rates. While the choice ultimately depends on individual financial situations and Continue reading
Urgent Recall Over 137,000 LG Kitchen Stoves in Canada Pose Serious Fire Hazard Take Action Now!
In an alarming announcement, more than 137,000 LG kitchen stoves sold across Canada have been recalled due to a significant fire hazard, posing risks to consumers and their homes. This recall, affecting both slide-in and freestanding electric ranges, has raised safety concerns after reports of incidents and injuries. Details of the Recall The recalled stoves, Continue reading
Free Rent for Three Months and Gifts Attract Tenants as Ontario’s Rental Market Changes
In recent years, Southern Ontario’s rental market has witnessed a dramatic shift, with property managers rolling out enticing giveaways and incentives to lure potential tenants. A stark contrast to just a few years ago when renters were scrambling to secure apartments amidst soaring rental prices, today’s market offers a variety of perks, ranging from months Continue reading
Upcoming Benefit Cheques for April and May in Canada
As the cost of living continues to rise, many residents in Ontario will find relief through a variety of government cheques and payments rolling out in the upcoming months. These financial boosts are aimed at individuals and families, including students who are struggling with increased expenses. With payment dates set for April and May, here’s Continue reading
All Benefit Cheques Coming to Ontario in March 2025 Details for Various Regions
Ontario residents facing the strain of rising costs may find some relief with benefit cheques arriving in March. The provincial government has already begun mailing out $200 rebate cheques to eligible recipients. However, as inflation continues to impact daily expenses, $200 may not go as far as it once did. But there’s more financial support Continue reading
New Canada Home Care Worker Immigration Pilots 2025: Eligibility, Open Date & Application Process
The Canadian government has announced a significant shift in its caregiver immigration programs. The Home Care Worker Immigration Pilots, set to launch on March 31, 2025, will provide an improved pathway to permanent residency (PR) for skilled caregivers. These pilots replaced the discontinued Home Child Care Provider Pilot and Home Support Worker Pilot, which stopped Continue reading
Is the old age pension going up in 2025?
OAS Pension Increased by 2% for 2024-2025, But Payments Stay the Same for January-March 2025 Due to Stable CPI As we approach 2025, significant changes are coming to Canada’s pension system that could greatly affect your retirement planning. With updates to the Canada Pension Plan (CPP), Old Age Security (OAS), and the Guaranteed Income Supplement Continue reading
Ontario town halts display of U.S. flags at its buildings amid tariff discussions
West Lincoln, a small town in Ontario with a population of just 15,000, has made headlines this week for its symbolic stand against U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent hostile remarks toward Canada. This bold move follows a unanimous vote by the town’s council on Monday evening, marking the removal of American flags from town-owned facilities, Continue reading
USDA Warns of 41% Egg Price Increase This Year Amid Trump’s New Bird Flu Plan
The U.S. Agriculture Department (USDA) is warning that egg prices could rise by more than 40% in 2025, continuing a troubling trend as bird flu decimates poultry farms across the country. The administration, under the Trump administration’s guidance, revealed new details on how it plans to mitigate the effects of the avian influenza crisis that Continue reading