Ontario Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford has unveiled a massive $22 billion stimulus package, promising significant investments in infrastructure and economic growth if he is re-elected as Ontario’s premier. The package is designed to bolster the province’s economy in response to potential 25% U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods, recently announced by President Donald Trump. Despite Continue reading
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Mississauga to Hike Parking Fines: Higher Penalties Coming for Violators in 2025
Mississauga is cracking down on parking violations with a significant increase in fines for those who break the rules. If the proposed changes are approved, motorists can expect steeper penalties starting April 1, 2025, with some fines jumping by as much as $100. With the city struggling to manage an increasing number of violations, officials Continue reading
Trump Imposes 25% Tariffs on Canada and Mexico, 10% on China—Escalating Trade War to Curb Migration and Fentanyl Flow
In a major escalation of U.S. trade policy, President Donald Trump signed three executive orders on Saturday imposing 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico and a 10% duty on imports from China. The move aims to pressure these nations into tightening border security and reducing the flow of migrants and fentanyl into the Continue reading
Canada Delays Capital-Gains Tax Hike to 2026 Amid Political Uncertainty and U.S. Trade Threats—What It Means for Investors and Businesses
In a significant policy reversal, the Canadian government has announced a delay in its planned capital-gains tax hike, pushing implementation to 2026 instead of June 2024 as originally scheduled. This decision follows mounting pressure from business groups, investors, and opposition parties, as well as concerns about the potential economic fallout from looming U.S. tariffs. Finance Continue reading
Ontario’s Housing Crisis Deepens as New Construction Plummets by 16% Amid Rising Costs, Red Tape, and Sluggish Sales
Despite expert projections of a potential rebound in Toronto’s real estate market, new data reveals that Ontario’s housing supply is shrinking, developers are hitting financial roadblocks, and buyers remain hesitant due to high costs and economic uncertainty. While new home construction rose across most of Canada in 2024, Ontario saw a 16% decline in housing Continue reading
$60,000 Worth of Butter Stolen in Peel Region as Theft of Dairy Products Skyrockets
In a bizarre series of thefts that has shocked Peel Region, police have charged six individuals in connection with the theft of nearly $60,000 worth of butter and ghee from local grocery stores. This alarming rise in dairy product theft has led authorities to take swift action, launching a dedicated investigation to curb what appears Continue reading
USD/CAD Set for Further Surge Amid BOC Rate Cut and US Trade Tensions
The Bank of Canada (BOC) made headlines yesterday by reducing its policy rate by 25 basis points, bringing it to 3.00%. This move was in line with widespread market expectations, though there were additional tweaks to the BOC’s monetary policy framework that have drawn attention. These changes are largely technical, but they signal important shifts Continue reading
Costco’s Return Policy: Can Canadians Return Used Items Like in the Viral U.S. Video?
A recent viral video has sparked debate over Costco’s famously lenient return policy after a U.S. shopper successfully returned a used set of pans after more than a year. This has left many Canadians wondering—does Costco Canada allow the same thing? Here’s everything you need to know about Costco’s return policy in Canada versus the Continue reading
Canadian Military Launches Major Housing Expansion to Support Troops: 668 New Units, 600 Renovations, and Upgraded Facilities Across the Country
The Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) is tackling its long-standing housing crisis head-on with a nationwide initiative to expand and modernize military accommodations. In a significant move to improve living conditions for service members, Defence Minister Bill Blair announced plans to build 668 new residential units and renovate more than 600 existing ones at military bases Continue reading
Canada Post is Hiring: Earn Up to $23/Hour Without a Degree!
Looking for a well-paying job without the need for a college or university degree? Canada Post is currently hiring across the country, offering hourly wages between $18 and $23, well above the minimum wage in all provinces. These jobs include full-time, part-time, and on-call positions, making them great opportunities for job seekers. Post Office Assistant Continue reading