The Lotto Max winning numbers for Tuesday, February 11, 2025, are in! The numbers drawn were 1, 8, 17, 22, 39, 45, and 46, with 23 as the bonus number. Unfortunately, no one claimed the $20 million jackpot this time, but don’t be disheartened—thousands of players still walked away with significant prizes! In fact, there Continue reading
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Five Important Tax Deadlines to Remember for Canada’s 2025 Filing Season
As the year rolls on, you might find yourself asking, “Is it already time for taxes?” Well, for Canadians, the answer is yes! With the 2024 tax season fast approaching, it’s important to stay on top of key deadlines to ensure your taxes are filed and paid on time. To help you navigate this busy Continue reading
How U.S. Tariffs Could Impact Renters in Canada
A potential tariff war with the United States looms on the horizon, and its ripple effects could significantly alter Canada’s housing landscape. These changes may have distinct consequences for tenants, homeowners, and landlords, each experiencing shifts in market conditions. As the situation evolves, one thing is clear: the economic uncertainty surrounding tariffs could have a Continue reading
Tall Towers with Hotels and Condos Set to Transform Ontario City’s Skyline
A groundbreaking residential development is poised to reshape the skyline of Vaughan, a rapidly growing city just north of Toronto. MPAR Developments has recently submitted an exciting application to the City of Vaughan, proposing the construction of two soaring towers, rising 55 and 50 storeys. The proposed site is strategically located a few blocks northeast Continue reading
Toronto Targets Elon Musk by Eliminating Tesla Subsidies
In a strategic move that could be linked to ongoing tensions over Canada-U.S. trade relations, Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow announced plans to exclude Tesla vehicles from the city’s Zero Emissions Grant program. This decision, which will go into effect on March 1st, is a direct response to rising tariff threats between the two countries. If Continue reading
Bell Canada May Be Planning to Lay Off Another 1,200 Employees
Bell, one of Canada’s largest telecommunications companies, has come under fire from Unifor, the country’s general trade union, over plans to cut another 1,200 jobs. This latest move forms part of the company’s ongoing restructuring efforts, which have already resulted in significant workforce reductions in recent years. The company has announced an “enhanced voluntary separation Continue reading
New Ride-Hailing Service Launches in Toronto
Hopp, a European-based ride-sharing platform backed by Bolt, has officially launched in Toronto and the surrounding Greater Toronto Area (GTA), bringing a new player into the competitive ride-sharing market. With a strong presence in over 50 countries and more than 600 cities globally, Hopp is now available to riders in Toronto, Mississauga, Markham, Vaughan, and Continue reading
Ontario Bracing for Back-to-Back Storms, with Up to 40 cm of Snow Expected
Southern Ontario is facing a potentially severe snowstorm this week that could be even worse than initially predicted. Meteorologists are now warning of two consecutive intense weather events that could dump up to 40 cm of snow and cause significant disruptions across the province. The first storm will arrive Wednesday as a Texas low moves Continue reading
Here’s how you can get a free Costco gift card deal in Canada!
If you’re a Costco Canada shopper, there’s a fantastic way to save big without spending any money — and you don’t want to miss it! Right now, Costco is running a “Refer a Friend” promotion that could reward both you and a friend with gift cards to use on future Costco purchases. Here’s everything you Continue reading
Here’s a List of All the Items That Will Cost You More in Canada This Weekend
Time is ticking down! Canada’s much-awaited GST/HST holiday is coming to a close, and with it, your opportunity to grab everyday essentials without paying sales tax. For nearly two months, Canadians have been able to enjoy tax-free savings on a wide variety of items, from groceries and kids’ clothes to video game consoles — but Continue reading