In a move that is expected to impact thousands of workers across the country, the Canadian government announced an increase in the federal minimum wage for employees in federally regulated sectors. Beginning April 1, 2025, workers in industries such as banking, airlines, and rail companies, among others, will see their minimum wage rise to $17.75 Continue reading
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Bell Media announces additional 100 layoffs as job cuts continue
Bell Media has confirmed the layoff of 98 employees as part of its ongoing shift towards becoming a digital media and content leader. Despite these cuts, the company has assured the public that its news programs will remain unaffected, with no cancellations on the horizon. The layoffs, which were first reported by The Star, primarily Continue reading
How to Score Free Toronto Blue Jays Merchandise at Their 2025 Games
As the 2025 MLB season is just around the corner, now is the perfect time to start marking your calendar for Toronto Blue Jays games. With the season kicking off in a month, the Blue Jays are gearing up to offer fans an unforgettable experience at Rogers Centre. From exclusive giveaways to exciting fan events, Continue reading
Canada to impose 25% tariffs on billions of U.S. goods as Trump’s tariff deadline expires
In the face of escalating tensions with its southern neighbor, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has made it clear that Canada is prepared for a full-scale trade war with the United States. As U.S. President Donald Trump’s highly anticipated 25% tariffs on Canadian goods came into effect at midnight on Tuesday, Trudeau issued a stern statement Continue reading
Ontario Trillium Benefit Payments for March Are Coming Soon Here’s What You Could Receive
As we step into March, a fresh round of government payments is on the horizon for Ontarians, with the Ontario Trillium Benefit (OTB) making its next payout. For many, this extra financial boost can help cover essential living expenses such as energy bills, property taxes, and more. With rising costs of living, the OTB offers Continue reading
Ontario Trillium Benefit Payments for March Are Coming Soon Find Out How Much You Could Receive
March has arrived, bringing with it a new round of government payments that many Canadians will be looking forward to. For those living in Ontario, the Ontario Trillium Benefit (OTB) payment for March 2025 is just around the corner, and it could be the financial boost you need to cover essential costs like energy bills Continue reading
Will You Receive the $445 Canada Family Benefit in 2025? Check Eligibility and Payment Dates
In 2025, Canadian families will see a new monthly financial boost with the introduction of the $445 Canada Family Benefit. This initiative aims to alleviate the financial strain many families face due to rising living costs and expenses associated with raising children. As families across the country eagerly anticipate the additional support, it’s crucial to Continue reading
Prime Minister’s Statement on Unwarranted U.S. Tariffs Imposed on Canada
In a strongly worded statement issued today, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau condemned the United States’ decision to proceed with the imposition of tariffs on Canadian goods. The U.S. tariffs, amounting to 25% on Canadian exports and 10% on Canadian energy products, were introduced despite a pause of 30 days, marking a significant escalation in the Continue reading
The RRSP Contribution Deadline is Monday How Much Can You Contribute?
Canadians have just a few days left to make Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) contributions that will count toward their 2024 tax return. The deadline to contribute is Monday, March 3. After this date, any contributions made will only impact your 2025 tax filing. An RRSP is an excellent way to reduce your taxable income, Continue reading
Trump Announces US Tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China Will Proceed
Canada is expected to react swiftly and decisively to the new tariffs imposed by the United States, and its response could mirror or even exceed the tough stance taken during the Trump administration’s trade disputes. With the US once again putting tariffs on Canadian goods, it seems inevitable that Canada will retaliate, and there are Continue reading