Ontario to Scrap $100M Starlink Deal in Response to U.S. Tariff Threat
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has announced that the province is pausing its retaliatory measures against the United States, following a last-minute postponement of U.S. tariffs […]
Ontario’s High-Speed Predators: The Three Fastest Animals in the World Live Right Here
When it comes to speed, the cheetah often gets all the glory. With a top speed of 120 km/h, it’s the fastest land animal on […]
B.C. Bans U.S. Alcohol, But Vancouver Wine Festival Gets a Last-Minute Lifeline
As British Columbia (B.C.) moves to restrict U.S. alcohol imports in response to newly imposed tariffs, the Vancouver International Wine Festival (VIWF) has narrowly avoided […]
Bank of Canada Rate Cuts on the Horizon? How Tariffs Could Reshape Interest Rate Expectations
The Bank of Canada’s (BoC) interest rate path could see a significant shift in the coming days, depending on developments surrounding proposed tariffs. As financial […]
The Beer Store Faces Mass Closures as Ontario’s Alcohol Market Transforms
The Beer Store, once the dominant force in Ontario’s beer retail market, is facing a wave of closures as competition intensifies. What was once a […]
Southern Ontario School Bus Cancellations for February 3, 2025: Fog Disrupts Transportation in Multiple Regions
As dense fog blankets parts of Southern Ontario, several school boards have announced bus cancellations for Monday, February 3, 2025. These cancellations impact students across […]
How Earning Income Affects your CPP and OAS in 2025? Maximizing Your Retirement Income in Canada
Planning for retirement in Canada requires a strategic approach to maximize income from government programs while managing potential reductions due to additional earnings. Two key […]
Massive Vehicle Recall in Canada: Over 66,000 Cars from Chevrolet, Kia, RAM & Tesla Affected – Is Yours on the List?
Less than a month into 2025, Transport Canada has issued recalls affecting more than 66,000 vehicles across the country, spanning major automakers like GM, Honda, […]
Toronto Fifth Complex Sees Major Restaurant Closures—But a Big Comeback Is on the Horizon
Toronto’s vibrant restaurant and bar scene is ever-evolving, and few places reflect this transformation quite like The Fifth Complex at Richmond and Duncan. Once home […]
Canada’s 2025 Study Permit Cap Revealed: Lower Allocations, Stricter Rules & Institutional Impact
The Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has finalized the 2025 study permit cap allocations, reflecting a 10% decrease from the previous year while expanding […]