A class-action lawsuit against Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Kimberly-Clark Inc., and Kimberly-Clark Canada Inc. has been officially certified by the Supreme Court of British Columbia, following the company’s recall of its Cottonelle Flushable Wipes and Cottonelle Gentle Plus Flushable Wipes. The class action is led by Vancouver-based law firm Slater Vecchio LLP, which announced the development in Continue reading
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Health Canada Recalls Babyganics Kids Sunscreen Due to Solvent Issue
Health Canada has issued a recall for certain batches of SC Johnson & Son, Inc.’s Kids by Babyganics SPF 50 Mineral Sunscreen Totally Tropical. The recall affects both the rollerball and continuous spray formats of the sunscreen after a solvent, monoglyme (also known as 1,2-dimethoxyethane), was discovered in the product above the permissible limit. This Continue reading
Royal Canadian Mint Produces Currency for 80 Countries Worldwide
The Royal Canadian Mint (RCM), established in 1908, has grown into a dominant force in global coin production, with a reach spanning over 80 countries. Originally founded to produce currency for Canada, the Mint expanded its operations internationally in 1918, beginning with coin production for Jamaica. In 1976, it further solidified its global role with Continue reading
Key Considerations and Common Mistakes to Avoid as Tax Filing Season Begins
It’s that time of the year again: time to gather up your receipts and get ready for your tax return. As the official tax-filing season opens, with electronic filing service Netfile starting on Monday, it’s essential to be prepared. To help you navigate the process and potentially maximize your refund, here’s a detailed guide on Continue reading
Experience Ontario’s New Largest Border Crossing in Canada
Canada and the U.S. are on the verge of an extraordinary milestone with the nearing completion of the highly anticipated Gordie Howe International Bridge, which will soon stand as the largest border crossing between the two nations. It will also boast the title of the longest cable-stayed bridge in North America, marking an engineering feat Continue reading
Didn’t Receive Your GST/HST Credit in February? Here’s What You Can Do to Claim It
The Goods and Services Tax (GST)/Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) Credit is a tax-free, quarterly payment designed to help low- and middle-income Canadians offset the cost of GST/HST they pay. This credit is especially helpful for individuals and families struggling with everyday expenses. However, confusion often arises regarding the timing of payments, leading to a surge Continue reading
Canada’s $250 GST Relief Payment Arriving in March 2025 Eligibility and Important Dates
In March 2025, Canadians will get a breath of relief when the government rolls out a one-time $250 GST Relief Payment to help ease the financial pressure of rising living costs. This special payment is part of a broader initiative by the Canadian government aimed at supporting lower and middle-income households as they struggle with Continue reading
New Laws and Regulations Set to Take Effect in Ontario Next Month
Ontario’s legal landscape is undergoing significant changes that will affect a variety of sectors, including transportation, construction, and trade, starting in March 2025. These new laws and regulations will bring updates to the Highway Traffic Act, Ontario Building Code, and more, along with potential retaliatory tariffs from the U.S. Here’s an in-depth look at the Continue reading
The Fastest Internet Provider in Canada Rogers, Bell, or Telus? Here’s the Winner!
When it comes to internet and mobile plans in Canada, speed is king. Whether you’re streaming, gaming, or working from home, having the fastest internet can make all the difference. But if you’re comparing Canada’s top providers — Rogers, Bell, and Telus — how do their speeds stack up? A recent report from Ookla, the Continue reading
Canada Issues Travel Advisories for 9 European Destinations Amid Terrorism Threats
When planning a European getaway, whether it’s sipping wine in Paris, cycling through Amsterdam, or exploring the historic streets of Rome, it’s crucial to stay up to date with Canada’s travel advisories. These guidelines are categorized into four levels of risk, ranging from “Take normal security precautions” to the more severe warnings of “Avoid all Continue reading