Automatic tax filing services have been expanded to include thousands more Canadians as part of a national pilot project. On Tuesday, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) announced in a news release that over 500,000 eligible Canadians were invited in July to file their 2023 tax returns using the agency’s SimpleFile services, either by phone, online, … Read more
Saskatchewan’s minimum wage is set to rise to $15 an hour on October 1, making it the lowest in the country alongside Alberta. Despite this seven-percent raise, the new wage remains $3.95 per hour short of meeting basic living expenses. Minister of Labour Relations and Workplace Safety, Don McMorris, highlighted the positive aspects of the … Read more
In Pennsylvania, more than 100,000 first-time applicants have recently submitted their forms for a tax rebate, following the expansion of the Property Tax/Rent Rebate program by Governor Josh Shapiro last year. This expansion has opened the door for more seniors and residents with disabilities to receive up to $1,000 in financial support. Governor Shapiro highlighted … Read more
A new report from Statistics Canada has revealed a significant increase in the number of Canadians receiving Employment Insurance (EI) benefits, highlighting the ongoing economic challenges facing the country. The report, which covers data up to June 2024, shows a worrying trend as unemployment remains high, and more people are turning to EI for temporary … Read more
Ontario families are set to enjoy even lower child-care fees as the province introduces a new funding formula aimed at supporting child-care operators. Starting January 1, 2025, average daily fees will drop from $23 to $19, with a cap of $22. This is another step towards the government’s goal of reaching an average of $10 … Read more
Some Canadian farmers are expressing dissatisfaction with recent changes to a federal incentive aimed at mitigating the impact of an increase in the capital gains inclusion rate. These farmers, particularly represented by the Grain Growers of Canada, argue that the modifications do not adequately address the challenges faced by the agricultural sector and are calling … Read more
If you’ve ever considered a career with the Government of Canada, now might be the perfect time to explore some high-paying opportunities with the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS). Known for being at the forefront of Canada’s national security, CSIS is currently hiring for several positions across the country. Surprisingly, many of these roles do … Read more
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) issued a new alert on Friday regarding incorrect claims for the Employee Retention Credit (ERC). The warning highlights five key signs that businesses may be making errors in their ERC claims. The IRS released these warning signs to help businesses and tax professionals prepare for upcoming measures aimed at addressing … Read more
Introduction to Volunteering at Shoppers Drug Mart Shoppers Drug Mart, a key player in the Canadian retail pharmacy landscape, is renowned for its extensive network of stores and its commitment to serving the health and wellness needs of the community. Established in 1962, the organization has grown to become a trusted name, offering a wide … Read more
Walmart Canada announced on Thursday a $53 million investment to increase hourly wages for about 40,000 store associates. This move is part of the retailer’s ongoing efforts to enhance employee retention through increased investments over the past few months. In addition to the Canadian wage increases, Walmart has been investing significantly in its U.S. workforce. … Read more