Ontario adjuster banned and fined $100K for defrauding insurance company

In a decisive move to protect the integrity of the insurance industry, Ontario’s insurance adjuster regulator, the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA), has banned an ex-insurance adjuster from conducting any further insurance business in the province. Additionally, the regulator imposed a hefty fine of $100,000 on Ulrich Fabrice Avognon, who orchestrated a fraudulent scheme to Continue reading

Canada Pension Increase Confirmed Find Out What to Expect for CPP and OAS in March 2025

As 2025 approaches, Canadian retirees and those nearing retirement are eagerly awaiting updates to their Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old Age Security (OAS) payments. These critical programs form the backbone of Canada’s retirement income system, providing financial support to millions of seniors across the country. This article delves into the anticipated increases in CPP Continue reading

Ontario Braces for More Snow as Crews Continue Clearing After Back-to-Back Storms

Ontario’s winter weather shows no signs of easing, as another wave of snow is set to blanket the region on Tuesday. Snow squall warnings have been issued for parts of southern Ontario, including areas near Lake Huron, with lesser advisories for Toronto, Barrie, and York Region. The city’s snow removal efforts continue to be challenged Continue reading

GameStop to Divest Canadian Stores Following EB Games Rebranding

GameStop to Sell Its Canadian and French Operations: What Does the Future Hold for EB Games? In a move that has raised eyebrows in the gaming retail world, GameStop has announced its intention to sell its operations in Canada and France. The video game retail giant, which has been facing a challenging market, did not Continue reading

Toronto Now Accepting Snow Removal Requests for Residential Addresses

Toronto was hit with a historic snowstorm this past weekend, blanketing parts of the city with up to 23 centimetres of snow. If your property was affected, and you need snow removal services, the City of Toronto is now accepting requests for snow clearing at residential addresses. The announcement was made on the City’s official Continue reading

Canada Unveils New Gothic-Inspired Coin Featuring the Iconic Maple Leaf

The Royal Canadian Mint has recently introduced a remarkable addition to its collection, the Elegant Maple – 1 oz. Fine Silver Coin, showcasing one of Canada’s most iconic symbols: the maple leaf. Featuring an eye-catching design with black rhodium plating, the coin elevates the symbol’s beauty to new heights, making the maple leaf “shine brighter Continue reading

New Video Footage Reveals Shocking Angles of Delta Plane Crash at Toronto Pearson Airport

On Monday afternoon, a Delta Air Lines flight bound for Toronto Pearson International Airport from Minneapolis made headlines worldwide after a catastrophic crash landing, leaving onlookers and passengers in shock. The incident, which occurred around 2:30 p.m. amid fierce winds, saw Delta Flight 4819, operated by Endeavor Air, veer drastically off course, with footage flooding Continue reading

New Minimum Wage in British Columbia to Take Effect on June 1

In a pivotal move, British Columbia’s provincial government has announced a notable increase in the minimum wage set to take effect on June 1, 2025. The Ministry of Labour has confirmed a $0.45 rise, bringing the hourly rate from $17.40 to $17.85. While this increase represents a relatively modest 2.6% boost, its significance lies in Continue reading