Sophie Wilson

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has issued a stern reminder to Canada’s largest telecom providers—Rogers, Telus, and Bell—calling for greater transparency and adherence to customer protection regulations. The CRTC’s warning comes after mounting concerns about confusing billing practices, hidden fees, and recent price hikes affecting millions of Canadians. CRTC Pushes for Greater Accountability Continue reading

he November 5, 2024, Lotto Max draw in Canada brought plenty of excitement with a $50 million jackpot up for grabs. While no one was able to match all seven numbers to claim the big prize, the draw still produced thousands of winners across multiple prize levels. The jackpot will roll over to the next Continue reading

In Canada, housing auctions are still a rarity compared to places like Australia, where they’re a regular feature of the real estate landscape. However, as the Toronto housing market becomes increasingly competitive, the concept of a property auction is gaining traction, offering homebuyers a new way to navigate the often opaque world of real estate Continue reading

The Ontario government has unveiled plans to establish a new Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program at Carleton University in Ottawa, marking the first new nursing program in the province in two decades. Premier Doug Ford and Deputy Premier and Health Minister Sylvia Jones made the announcement on Tuesday in Ottawa, signaling a significant Continue reading

As of October 31, 2024, residents of Ottawa and across Ontario now have expanded options to purchase alcoholic beverages at major grocery stores and big-box retailers. This latest move by the Ontario government marks the final phase of an effort to make alcohol more accessible and convenient, breaking the province’s century-long, tightly controlled monopoly over Continue reading

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has unveiled a significant funding initiative aimed at enhancing public safety in Ottawa’s transit system and supporting the city’s response to an influx of asylum seekers. During a speech at the Economic Club of Canada on November 5, 2024, Ford announced that his government will provide the City of Ottawa with Continue reading

Ontario G1 Practice Test 11 Ontario G1 Practice Test 11 1. What is the safest way to approach a turn? Speed up and turn quickly. Slow down and signal your intention. Turn without signaling. 2. When should you use your turn signals? Only when changing lanes. Every time you change direction. When you feel like Continue reading

Ontario G1 Practice Test 10 Ontario G1 Practice Test 10 1. What does a blue sign indicate? Traffic regulations. Services available. Construction zone. 2. When approaching a railway crossing, what should you do? Speed up to cross quickly. Stop if a train is approaching. Ignore the warning signs. 3. What is the purpose of a Continue reading

Ontario G1 Practice Test 9 Ontario G1 Practice Test 9 1. When is it illegal to change lanes? When you are approaching a solid line. When there are pedestrians in the crosswalk. When you are being passed by another vehicle. 2. What does a solid yellow line mean? You may pass with caution. No passing Continue reading