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On Wednesday, the Liberal government unveiled its ambitious plan for a groundbreaking high-speed rail line connecting Quebec City and Toronto, a project that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau described as the largest infrastructure initiative in Canadian history. The six-year, $3.9 billion investment will establish a cutting-edge, all-electric rail system, aiming to reshape transportation across the densely Continue reading

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has announced several food recalls due to undeclared allergens, raising concerns about consumer safety. These recalls involve food items such as frozen flatbreads, falafel, and pizza, all of which may cause serious allergic reactions if consumed by individuals with sensitivities to certain ingredients. Here’s a closer look at the Continue reading

Ontario’s winter weather shows no signs of easing, as another wave of snow is set to blanket the region on Tuesday. Snow squall warnings have been issued for parts of southern Ontario, including areas near Lake Huron, with lesser advisories for Toronto, Barrie, and York Region. The city’s snow removal efforts continue to be challenged Continue reading

Big four bank Westpac has announced that nearly 200 roles in its customer solutions department will be moved offshore, triggering concerns from workers and union representatives about the security and impact on customers. The bank confirmed that 190 jobs from South Australia and New South Wales would be transferred to the Philippines, just three months Continue reading

GameStop to Sell Its Canadian and French Operations: What Does the Future Hold for EB Games? In a move that has raised eyebrows in the gaming retail world, GameStop has announced its intention to sell its operations in Canada and France. The video game retail giant, which has been facing a challenging market, did not Continue reading

Many Australian parents may be unaware that they could be eligible for a government-funded travel allowance when driving their children to and from school. Different states and territories offer various schemes designed to help families cover a portion of their school transport costs. These allowances don’t cover the full cost of commuting but can provide Continue reading

Millions of Australians are unaware that they may have forgotten superannuation funds waiting to be claimed. The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has disclosed a little-known rule that allows individuals to access small superannuation accounts worth less than $200 before retirement—without paying any tax. With an estimated $51 million available, this presents a rare opportunity to Continue reading

Side hustles have exploded in popularity over the last decade, promising financial freedom, extra income, and even the possibility of replacing a full-time job. Everywhere you turn, influencers and self-proclaimed experts claim you can make big money with minimal effort. But is starting a side hustle as easy and rewarding as it sounds? Many Australians Continue reading

As the federal election draws near, the Greens have announced an ambitious $7.2 billion proposal to significantly expand and enhance the JobSeeker and Youth Allowance programs. The plan aims to extend eligibility criteria, potentially benefiting 200,000 more young Australians struggling with the rising cost of living. Expanding Eligibility and Financial Support Scheduled for official release Continue reading

Thousands of state pensioners and low-income households in the UK are being reminded to check their eligibility for the Warm Home Discount before the upcoming February 28, 2025 deadline. The £150 discount is applied directly to energy bills rather than given as a cash payment and is designed to help eligible households cope with rising Continue reading