Have you ever found yourself lying on your back, gazing at the stars, and wondering about the vastness of the universe? Thoughts like “how small we are” or “who else is out there?” may cross your mind as you take in the night sky. But just how big is the universe, and what recent discoveries Continue reading
Kathy Hilton
Canada’s Federal EV Rebate Program Runs Out of Funds What’s Next?
Electric vehicles (EVs) have surged in popularity around the globe, thanks in part to government incentives and rebates. These programs have played a significant role in encouraging consumers to adopt EVs. However, funding for these programs doesn’t last forever—Canada’s federal EV incentive program, the Incentives for Zero Emission Vehicles (iZEV), has run out of funds Continue reading
Thousands of Chevrolet Vehicles Recalled Across Canada Over Crash Risk
If you’re a Chevrolet owner, particularly of a 2025 Chevrolet Equinox Electric Vehicle (EV), your car may be part of a significant nationwide recall. This recall, issued by Transport Canada, impacts 5,599 Chevrolet Equinox EVs due to a critical software issue that could affect the vehicle’s safety features. What’s the Problem with the 2025 Chevrolet Continue reading
Montreal Woman Finds $500,000 Lotto Max Ticket While Cleaning Her Garage
A Surprise Win in the Laurentians: Sandra Turrin Finds $500,000 Lotto Max Ticket In a surprising turn of events, Sandra Turrin, a resident of the Laurentians, recently discovered a winning Lotto Max ticket worth $500,000 while cleaning her garage. The ticket, purchased last summer, had been tucked away in a grocery bag and nearly forgotten. Continue reading
Environment Canada Warns of Strong Wind Gusts Across Southern Ontario on Monday
Environment Canada has issued warnings about strong winds and winter weather conditions that are expected to affect much of southern Ontario on Monday. The national weather agency has advised residents to prepare for potentially hazardous conditions, including power outages and reduced visibility in certain areas. High Winds Expected Across Southern Ontario Southwesterly winds are forecasted Continue reading
Some Canadian $2 Coins Could Be Worth Over $27,000 See If You Have One!
Canada’s $2 coins, affectionately called “toonies,” are a familiar part of daily transactions for Canadians. However, rare coins from Canada’s history hold extraordinary value, far exceeding their nominal worth. Among these are the Victorian-era $2 coins minted during Newfoundland’s colonial days, with some fetching prices upwards of $27,000. Let’s explore the fascinating history and details Continue reading
Strong Retail Sales Drive Canadian Dollar Higher
The Canadian dollar is trading higher on Friday, showing positive momentum in the European session. As of now, USD/CAD is at 1.4342, marking a 0.30% gain for the loonie. While no major Canadian economic events are scheduled today, market participants are eyeing the release of U.S. manufacturing and services PMI data. Canada’s Retail Sales Surge Continue reading
New Canadian Coin Features Maple Leaves That Gleam in Sunlight
The Royal Canadian Mint has unveiled a stunning new addition for 2025: the Gleaming Maple Leaves – 1/2 oz. Fine Silver Coin. This coin captures the beauty of the silver maple tree’s leaves with a design that mimics the way their shiny undersides reflect sunlight. A Tribute to Canada’s Iconic Maple Leaf This remarkable coin Continue reading
Why Ontario Is Mailing $200 Rebate Cheques Instead of Using Direct Deposit
Ontario residents can expect rebate cheques to arrive in their mailboxes soon. The province began mailing these cheques last Friday, with most expected to be delivered by late January or early February. Here’s everything you need to know about the rebate, including eligibility, delivery methods, and how to track your payment. Why Are Ontario Tax Continue reading
Key CRA Updates That Could Affect Your 2024 Tax Return
Tax season is right around the corner, and whether you’re a seasoned tax pro or find the process overwhelming, it’s time to start preparing for your 2024 tax return. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has introduced several updates and initiatives for the 2024 tax year, and understanding these changes can help you maximize your return Continue reading