ICYMI Food Prices Set to Rise in 2025 Says Canada’s Food Price Report

According to the 15th edition of Canada’s Food Price Report, food prices in Canada are expected to rise significantly in 2025. This comprehensive report, a collaboration among Dalhousie University, the University of Guelph, the University of Saskatchewan, and the University of British Columbia, offers essential insights into food price trends and the factors driving these Continue reading

I Couldn’t Stop Shaking Ontario Winners Reveal Their $1-Million Lotto Max Jackpot

Four friends from the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) are celebrating after winning a $1-million prize in the Lotto Max draw. The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) announced the exciting news on Tuesday, December 31. The winning ticket was purchased for the November 22 Lotto Max draw and has changed the lives of Robert Kotyk, Continue reading

USD/CAD Price Outlook Key Resistance Emerges Above 1.4450

The USD/CAD pair is under pressure, trading in negative territory near 1.4350 during the early European session on Tuesday. A recovery in crude oil prices is bolstering the Canadian Dollar (CAD), which is tied to commodities, creating headwinds for the USD/CAD pair. However, the downside may remain limited due to growing expectations that the Federal Continue reading

2025 Updates 6 New Rules for International Students in Canada

Are you planning to study in Canada or already navigating your academic journey as an international student in 2025? Canada continues to attract students from around the world, but recent changes to the International Student Program (ISP) are reshaping the landscape for those pursuing education here. Introduced by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), these Continue reading

Canadian fintech startup Bench announces sudden shutdown

Bench Accounting, North America’s largest bookkeeping service for small businesses, has announced its sudden closure. The Vancouver-based company, known for its online accounting platform, posted a “Notice of Service Closure” on its website on December 27, 2024. Social media accounts on Instagram and Facebook were also taken down overnight, leaving customers scrambling for answers. Sudden Continue reading

Canadian Dollar Forecast USD/CAD Trends into 2025 as Trump Tariff Risks Emerge

The USD/CAD currency pair is set to close above the significant 1.4000 level for the first time in over two decades, reflecting a pivotal moment in its trading history. With numerous geopolitical and economic factors at play, this rally has attracted significant attention from traders and analysts alike. USD/CAD’s Historical Mean-Reversion Behavior Over the past Continue reading

Rogers Enhances Public Safety and Expands 5G Coverage Along BC’s Highway 16

PRINCE GEORGE, BC (December 30, 2024) – Rogers Communications has taken a significant step toward improving connectivity and safety along British Columbia’s Highway 16. The company announced the activation of five new cellular towers, providing 911 access for all travelers and 5G wireless coverage for Rogers customers. With nine of the planned 11 towers now Continue reading

Alberta EV Owners Exempt from New Tax Starting January 1

Media misinformation has created a buzz among Alberta’s electric vehicle (EV) owners, sparking confusion about the proposed $200 tax for EV registrations. However, EV drivers can breathe a little easier—the tax is not taking effect as soon as some reports suggested. Understanding the Proposed EV Tax In Alberta’s spring budget, Finance Minister Nate Horner proposed Continue reading

Canadian Wins Whopping $54 Million Lottery Jackpot

After 22 attempts, the elusive gold ball was finally drawn in Saturday night’s Lotto 6/49, making one lucky player in Alberta an instant multimillionaire. The winning ticket matched the gold ball number 35-35-36-29-01, securing an incredible jackpot of $54 million. Classic Draw Results: No Top Prize Winner The winning numbers for the Lotto 6/49 Classic Continue reading

Canadian Dollar Steady as Benchmark Yield Declines

On Monday, the Canadian dollar remained stable against the U.S. dollar, with no significant changes in its value. The loonie was trading at C$1.4407 to the greenback, or 69.41 U.S. cents, after fluctuating between C$1.4374 and C$1.4416 throughout the day. Canadian Government Bond Yields Experience a Slight Decline Canadian government 10-year bond yields decreased by Continue reading