Rogers and its flanker brand Fido are gearing up to implement a new price increase on U.S. and international roaming rates, set to take effect on March 3rd, coinciding with the upcoming March Break travel season. Notices of this change have already appeared on both companies’ official websites, informing customers of the forthcoming hike. As Continue reading
Kathy Hilton
Daylight Saving Time in Ontario Will Soon Bring Longer Evenings
Toronto is still reeling from a series of intense snowstorms, creating a winter landscape reminiscent of a ski town, which has made this season feel like the true arrival of a Canadian winter after a few milder years. As residents climb over towering snowbanks and navigate narrow sidewalks, it’s hard to believe that the harsh Continue reading
18 Rare Canadian Coins You Might Find in Your Change, Including the Green Toonie and Purple Loonie
When you’re sifting through your change, keep an eye out for rare Canadian coins that could turn out to be valuable in the future. The Royal Canadian Mint has released a variety of unique commemorative coins over the past few years, including green toonies, blue dimes, and purple loonies, each one rarer than traditional circulation Continue reading
Canada to Provide Parents with Up to $2,000 to Support Their Child’s Education
On February 21, 2025, the federal government unveiled important changes to the Canada Learning Bond (CLB), aimed at helping more parents access up to $2,000 for their child’s education. The updates include a smoother way to receive funds and expanded retroactive access for parents and eligible young adults, making it easier than ever to save Continue reading
February Old Age Security Payments Are Coming See How Much You Could Receive
As February marches on, seniors across Canada are eagerly awaiting the next round of government benefit payments. For those relying on Old Age Security (OAS) and Canada Pension Plan (CPP) benefits, this month’s payments can provide a crucial boost to help ease the burden of rising living costs. The Old Age Security program, managed by Continue reading
Advance polling is now available for the Ontario election Here’s how and where to cast your early vote
Ontario’s 2025 election is just around the corner, but there’s no need to wait until Election Day on February 27 to cast your vote. Ontario’s advance polls are now open, giving eligible voters the opportunity to vote early, avoid the long lines on election day, and participate in the democratic process with ease. Whether you’re Continue reading
Here’s When You Can Start Filing Your Tax Return in Canada for a Fast Refund
The countdown to the 2024 Canadian tax season is on, and the good news is, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will officially start accepting income tax returns on Monday, February 24. That means if you file your return early, you could see your refund deposited in just a few weeks! If you’re like most Canadians, Continue reading
Cancellation of Starlink Contract in Ontario Could Affect Millions of Canadians
Amid growing geopolitical tensions between Canada and the United States, Starlink, the satellite internet service operated by Elon Musk’s SpaceX, has found itself in the crosshairs. Ontario Premier Doug Ford recently threatened to cancel the province’s $100 million deal with Starlink, a move that could significantly disrupt internet access for millions of Canadians. This warning Continue reading
Rogers and Fido Hike Prices Connection Fee Jumps to $75 Cuts 400 Jobs in Canada Following Layoffs
In a significant restructuring move, Rogers has laid off a substantial number of support staff across various provinces, with a heavy focus on those working in chat support roles. While the telecom giant has remained tight-lipped about the exact number of affected employees, sources familiar with the situation have disclosed that the layoffs are estimated Continue reading
Swiss Chalet Issues Nationwide Product Recall in Canada
On February 19, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) issued a significant recall warning regarding Swiss Chalet frozen chicken breast nuggets. This recall was prompted by reports that the product contained pieces of bone, leading to injuries after consumption. The recall, issued by Olymel, the food processing company behind Swiss Chalet products, stated that the Continue reading