Forbes has released its much-anticipated list of Canada’s Best Employers for 2025, and the results showcase the top workplaces across industries such as tech, education, energy, food, and finance. Here’s what you need to know about this year’s ranking, including the best-performing companies and those that have consistently topped the charts for the past decade. Continue reading
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Eggs, Chocolate, and Granola Bars Among Popular Foods Recalled in Canada
Canadians, it’s time to check your kitchen cupboards! The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has issued multiple food recalls across the country, impacting popular items like eggs, chocolate, granola bars, and more. These recalls are due to serious safety concerns, such as salmonella contamination, undeclared allergens, and foreign objects in products. Keep reading to find Continue reading
CRA’s New Rules What They Mean for Short-Term Rental Income Deductions
If you rent out residential properties for periods of less than 90 consecutive days, changes coming in 2024 will impact your ability to claim income tax deductions. Here’s everything you need to know to stay compliant and optimize your deductions. Key Changes Starting in 2024 Non-Compliant Rentals and Deduction Restrictions Starting in 2024, taxpayers cannot Continue reading
Fergus, Ont. Retiree Scores $40M Lotto Max Jackpot Victory
Exploring the world and creating a lasting legacy for her son are just a few of the dreams Elizabeth Trafford, a newly-minted millionaire, plans to fulfill after winning the $40 million OLG Lotto Max jackpot. A Life-Changing Win in Fergus, Ontario Elizabeth Trafford, a retiree from Fergus, Ontario, struck gold when she won the $40 Continue reading
Widow Wins Court Battle to Keep $100K from Late Husband’s RRSP
An Alberta widow, Marlene Enns, has triumphed in a pivotal court case against the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), securing the right to keep the retirement savings left to her by her late husband. This ruling sheds light on a contentious clause in Canadian tax law that allows the CRA to collect unpaid tax debts from Continue reading
Canadian Colleges for a Resilient Recovery and Wawanesa Partner to Renew Youth Innovation Grant
Canadian Colleges for a Resilient Recovery (C2R2), in collaboration with Wawanesa Insurance, has announced the renewal of the Wawanesa Climate Champions: Youth Innovation Grants for a second consecutive year. This initiative supports young innovators aged 18 to 30 in developing climate solutions that contribute to Canada’s sustainable future. A Successful First Year of Youth-Led Innovation Continue reading
VIU Partners in Nationwide Agri-Food Innovation Initiative
Vancouver Island University (VIU) is proud to be a key partner in the Sustainable Food Systems for Canada Innovation Platform (SF4C), a transformative initiative designed to position Canada as a global leader in agri-food innovation. This ambitious project focuses on fostering collaboration, innovation, and entrepreneurship to empower the agri-food ecosystem across the country. What Is Continue reading
Scientists Warn of Hazardous Chemicals Found in Children’s Toys and Clothing
Over 350,000 chemicals, chemical mixtures, and plastics used in everyday products, including winter gloves, toys, and electronics, are fueling rising rates of diseases like diabetes and cancer in children. These harmful substances are also linked to conditions such as autism and ADHD, according to a consortium of prominent doctors and researchers. In a January letter Continue reading
Lotto Max Results $60 Million Jackpot Winning Numbers for Tuesday, January 21 Released
If you’re a Lotto Max fan, it’s time to check your tickets because the winning numbers for the January 21 draw are out—and someone just became $60 million richer! This draw featured a $60 million jackpot along with six Maxmillions prizes, each worth $1 million. Here’s everything you need to know about this exciting Lotto Continue reading
Top Tax Incentives for Canadian Students to Maximize in 2025
Canadian students face a variety of expenses, from tuition to housing and food, making financial management a critical part of student life. Fortunately, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) offers several tax credits and benefits that can help ease the financial burden. Here’s an overview of key tax incentives that Canadian and international students can take Continue reading