A winning OLG Lotto Max Encore ticket sold in Pembroke, located in the Ottawa Valley, remains unclaimed, with only two weeks left to collect the $10,000 prize. The ticket, which features the winning numbers 5, 4, 5, 7, 7, 8, 0, was purchased for the Friday, November 24, 2023, draw. The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Continue reading
Sophie Wilson
Sophie Wilson is a finance professional with a strong academic background, having studied at the University of Toronto. Her expertise in finance is complemented by a solid foundation in analytical and strategic thinking, making her a valuable asset in the financial sector.
Reduced Immigration Targets Present ‘Golden Opportunity’ to Address Canada’s Housing Crisis
In an effort to combat the country’s severe housing shortage, Canada has announced a significant reduction in immigration targets, creating opportunities and obstacles in the quest to improve affordability. In October, the Canadian government made a pivotal decision to slash its projected intake of permanent and non-permanent residents by over 900,000 over two years. Experts Continue reading
Toronto Set to Overtake Vancouver as Canada’s Most Expensive Real Estate Market by 2025, Predicts Royal LePage Head
The Toronto housing market, known for its already steep prices, is expected to experience a significant boom in 2025, potentially surpassing Vancouver as the most expensive real estate market in Canada. Royal LePage President and CEO Phil Soper has provided key insights into the dynamics driving this forecast and the long-term implications for homebuyers. What’s Continue reading
Canada Tightens Visitor Visa Rules: Say Goodbye to Automatic 10-Year Multiple-Entry Visas
Canada has introduced significant changes to its visitor visa policies, with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) announcing the end of automatic 10-year multiple-entry visas. As of November 6, 2024, new regulations have come into effect, impacting the way visitor visas are issued and assessed. What’s Changing with Canada’s Visitor Visas? Previously, travelers to Canada Continue reading
Seneca Polytechnic and CEWIL Canada Reveals New Student Bursary Program to Support Work-Integrated Learning
Seneca Polytechnic has launched an exciting new bursary program designed to provide essential financial support to domestic students, ensuring broader access to innovative work-integrated learning opportunities. The initiative is a collaboration between Seneca Polytechnic and Co-operative Education and Work-Integrated Learning Canada (CEWIL Canada), with partial funding from the Government of Canada’s Innovative Work-Integrated Learning Initiative. Continue reading
Owen Sound Company Fined $200k After Serious Workplace Injury: What Happened and the Impact on Safety Measures
In a significant legal development, Pickard Construction, an Owen Sound-based telecommunications installation company, was handed a $200,000 fine after a critical workplace injury incident that took place in the Township of Tiny, Ontario. The incident and subsequent conviction have sparked important discussions on workplace safety and regulatory compliance. Details of the Incident The incident occurred Continue reading
Benefit Cheques Issue to Canadians in Nov 2024
In November 2024, Canadians will receive various benefit cheques that provide essential financial relief, tailored to support seniors, families, and low-income individuals. Here’s an extensive summary of all provinces’ benefits, payment amounts, and dates. 1. Old Age Security (OAS) and Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) 2. Canada Pension Plan (CPP) Child and Family Benefits 3. Canada Continue reading
Court Battle Erupts as Station Mall Owner Defaults on $18 Million Mortgage
High-Stakes Court Battle Erupts Over Sault Ste. Marie’s Downtown Landmark Station Mall, a central shopping hub in Sault Ste. Marie is at the heart of a high-stakes legal battle following the mortgage default by SM International Holdings, the mall’s current owner. The $18-million mortgage went unpaid when it matured earlier this summer, sparking concern and Continue reading
Best Mortgage Rates in Canada Nov 2024
As of October 2024, the mortgage landscape in Canada is experiencing a dynamic shift, with various lenders offering competitive rates that can significantly impact your financial decisions. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or looking to refinance, understanding the current mortgage rates is essential for making an informed choice. Current Mortgage Rates Here are some of Continue reading
Canada’s Population Boom: Nearing 42 Million in Record Time!
Canada is on the brink of reaching a new milestone as the population edges closer to 42 million. This growth comes just months after crossing the 41 million mark in March 2024, with the previous milestone of 40 million being celebrated in June of last year. According to Statistics Canada’s real-time population clock, the country’s Continue reading