Toronto is about to be treated to a rare and breathtaking celestial event: a total lunar eclipse, also known as a “blood moon,” set to occur this week. On the night of Thursday, March 13, and into the early hours of Friday, March 14, Toronto residents and stargazing enthusiasts across the Northern Hemisphere will have Continue reading
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6 Essential Tips for Canadians Travelling to the Caribbean or Mexico This Spring
Heading to the Caribbean or Mexico for a well-deserved spring break? Whether you’re jetting off to explore the ancient wonders of Mexico, lounging on the pristine beaches of the Dominican Republic, or experiencing the vibrant culture of Havana, there are a few crucial things to know before you pack your bags and head to sunnier Continue reading
Upcoming 2025 CPP Updates – New Payment Dates, Increased Benefits, and Contribution Changes
The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) is undergoing major updates in 2025, impacting retirees, employees, and self-employed Canadians. These changes include higher CPP benefits, updated contribution rates, and new pensionable earnings thresholds. Whether you’re already receiving CPP or just starting your career, understanding these changes will help you better plan for the future. Let’s dive into Continue reading
U.S.-Canada Trade War Intensifies: Trump’s Tariffs Shake Markets & Spark Retaliation
The economic battle between the United States, Canada, and Mexico is heating up as President Donald Trump enforces sweeping new tariffs—a 25% across-the-board duty on most Canadian and Mexican imports, with a lower 10% tariff on Canadian energy. The decision has triggered a full-blown trade war, sparking retaliatory actions from Canadian provinces and sending shockwaves Continue reading
Trump’s Temporary Tariff Pause Offers Little Relief for Canada – Trade Tensions Remain High
In a move that brings only minor relief to Canadian businesses, U.S. President Donald Trump has temporarily paused tariffs on select Canadian goods—but the larger trade dispute remains unresolved. Despite a short-term suspension of some duties, uncertainty still looms over North America’s economic landscape, leaving Canadian industries and policymakers scrambling for long-term solutions. 📜 What Continue reading
Special Lotto 6/49 Super Draws All Month in Canada – Extra $10,000 Prizes Up for Grabs!
If you love playing the lottery, March is shaping up to be an exciting month in Canada! The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) has announced a series of special Lotto 6/49 Super Draws happening throughout the entire month. In addition to the classic $5 million jackpot and the Gold Ball prizes, these special draws Continue reading
Canada Issues Recall for Popular Dessert Due to Undeclared Peanut Allergen: What Consumers Need to Know
A popular dessert sold in Canada has been recalled due to a serious health risk. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) issued a warning regarding Eatlove brand organic almond butter cups. The product, which might contain peanut – an ingredient not listed on the label – has the potential to cause severe allergic reactions in Continue reading
Ontario’s Starlink Contract is Officially Canceled—Even If U.S. Tariffs Are Lifted, What It Means for Rural Internet Users
The Ontario government has officially terminated its $100 million contract with Elon Musk’s Starlink, even if the U.S. tariffs that triggered the decision are eventually lifted. Premier Doug Ford confirmed the cancellation in a press conference, stating that Ontario would not do business with companies that support economic actions harming the province and the country. Continue reading
Canada Visitor Visa Refusals Are Increasing Here’s How to Avoid Them
If you are planning to visit Canada, securing a visitor visa is an essential step in your travel preparations. However, recent changes in immigration policies have made it increasingly difficult for applicants from certain countries to successfully obtain a visa. Immigration Minister Marc Miller highlighted this concern, revealing a concerning 61% refusal rate for applicants Continue reading
ICBC to Introduce New Rebate for Drivers in Spring 2025
In an effort to provide some financial relief to drivers, British Columbia has announced a new rebate for eligible drivers through the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC). This initiative comes as part of the province’s 2025 Budget and is expected to deliver $110 to millions of drivers. Payments are slated to begin in April Continue reading