Month: November 2024

Canada has introduced significant changes to its visitor visa policies, with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) announcing the end of automatic 10-year multiple-entry visas. As of November 6, 2024, new regulations have come into effect, impacting the way visitor visas are issued and assessed. What’s Changing with Canada’s Visitor Visas? Previously, travelers to Canada Continue reading

Arthur B. Stewart, a prominent coin collector from Pennsylvania, left an indelible mark on the world of numismatics. His extensive collection, ranging from U.S. type coins to commemorative issues, reflects his passion for the hobby that began at a young age. A trained lawyer and successful businessman, Stewart’s lifelong dedication to coin collecting continues to Continue reading

Seneca Polytechnic has launched an exciting new bursary program designed to provide essential financial support to domestic students, ensuring broader access to innovative work-integrated learning opportunities. The initiative is a collaboration between Seneca Polytechnic and Co-operative Education and Work-Integrated Learning Canada (CEWIL Canada), with partial funding from the Government of Canada’s Innovative Work-Integrated Learning Initiative. Continue reading

An incredibly rare piece of Australian history, the 1813 New South Wales holey dollar, is set to go under the hammer for an estimated $150,000. This unique coin was the first currency minted in Australia and is part of a collection of historic coins and medals, including a Victoria Cross, being auctioned this month. What Continue reading

In a significant legal development, Pickard Construction, an Owen Sound-based telecommunications installation company, was handed a $200,000 fine after a critical workplace injury incident that took place in the Township of Tiny, Ontario. The incident and subsequent conviction have sparked important discussions on workplace safety and regulatory compliance. Details of the Incident The incident occurred Continue reading

A remarkable 1975 Roosevelt dime recently sold for a stunning $506,250 at an online auction hosted by GreatCollections. This specific dime is incredibly rare due to a striking error: it lacks the mint mark, making it more valuable than the only other known example of this coin. The Rare Charm of Roosevelt Dimes Without Mint Continue reading

The numismatic community has long emphasized that there is value in every coin. However, some coins possess unique markings or characteristics that make them particularly special. For many people, especially those surrounded by regular currency, the true worth of a coin is often misunderstood. Most believe that a coin’s value is simply the number stamped Continue reading

In November 2024, Canadians will receive various benefit cheques that provide essential financial relief, tailored to support seniors, families, and low-income individuals. Here’s an extensive summary of all provinces’ benefits, payment amounts, and dates. 1. Old Age Security (OAS) and Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) 2. Canada Pension Plan (CPP) Child and Family Benefits 3. Canada Continue reading