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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

Costco shoppers, take note! A recall has been issued for a popular chocolate treat due to high levels of undeclared milk, posing a serious risk to individuals with dairy allergies. Which Product Is Affected? The No Sugar Company has recalled two specific lots of its Shellz Dark Chocolatey Peanut Crunch due to the improper declaration Continue reading

Tesla has officially launched the refreshed 2025 Model Y (codenamed ‘Juniper’) in Canada and the U.S., introducing a series of upgrades and enhancements. The new model comes amid recent price adjustments and the impending end of the federal iZEV rebate ($5,000). Here’s everything you need to know about the latest Model Y. What’s New in Continue reading

Many Americans are just now discovering that Canada, one of the United States’ closest allies, has been a crucial electricity provider to several states for over a century. Since 1909, Canada has been supplying power to its southern neighbor—a staggering 116-year relationship that few knew existed until now. The Tariff Tensions: Why Canada Might Pull Continue reading

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has announced a snap provincial election on February 27, 2025, in response to potential 25% tariffs on Canadian imports proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump. Originally scheduled for June 2026, the accelerated election timeline means Elections Ontario is ramping up its hiring efforts to recruit thousands of poll workers across the Continue reading

The Ontario government has officially announced its plans to extend the Hazel McCallion Line into downtown Brampton and Mississauga, introducing a critical underground tunnel segment for the Brampton portion. This expansion aims to improve transit accessibility, reduce congestion, and enhance connectivity for one of Canada’s fastest-growing cities. A Vision for Seamless Transit The extension to Continue reading

Ontario, Canada’s second-largest province by land area, is home to an astonishingly diverse and expansive geography. From sandy beaches to polar bear territory, Ontario’s size and quirks often surprise even its long-time residents. Here are some mind-boggling geographic facts about Ontario that will have you double-checking your map. 1. Bigger Than You Ever Imagined Ontario’s Continue reading

The Canadian dollar is making gains on Friday, bolstered by a strong retail sales report. During the European session, USD/CAD is trading at 1.4342, reflecting a 0.30% rise on the day. While there are no major Canadian economic events scheduled, market focus shifts to U.S. manufacturing and services PMIs due for release later today. Canada’s Continue reading

The European Commission has unveiled a new initiative aimed at preventing innovative startups from relocating to the United States. The proposed framework, dubbed the “28th regime,” seeks to simplify business operations across the 27-nation European Union by introducing a unified set of rules for startups. This announcement was made by Commission President Ursula von der Continue reading