Stricter Canada Work Permit Rules Effective October 28: What You Need to Know

Starting October 28, 2023, significant changes to Canada’s work permit regulations will come into effect, marking a pivotal moment for both employers and foreign workers seeking opportunities in Canada. This article explores the key updates, implications for job seekers, and the broader impact on Canada’s labor market. Overview of the New Regulations The new rules Continue reading

Seneca College to Close Markham Campus Due to Decline in International Student Enrollments

In a significant move reflecting changes in international student enrollment trends, Seneca Polytechnic has announced the closure of its Markham campus, effective Winter 2025. The institution cited a “dramatic drop” in the number of international students as the primary reason for the decision. With international students traditionally forming a substantial portion of Seneca’s population, this Continue reading

Ontario Extends 5.7-Cent Gas Tax Cut Relief at the Pump Through June 2025

To address ongoing affordability challenges, Ontario’s government, led by Premier Doug Ford, has announced an extension of the temporary 5.7-cent gas tax reduction through to June 30, 2025. Originally introduced in July 2022, the gas tax reduction aimed to offset rising fuel costs attributed to inflation and federal carbon pricing. This initiative holds the provincial Continue reading

1917-S Buffalo Nickel Could Fetch Up to $90,000

In the world of numismatics, few coins capture the imagination like the Buffalo Nickel, especially the elusive 1917-S variety. This rare piece not only holds historical significance but also represents a potential windfall for collectors and investors alike. With recent market trends and auction results shining a spotlight on this coin, it’s time to delve Continue reading

Striking Gold: $552K 1848 CAL Quarter Eagle and Its California Gold Rush Legacy

In the annals of numismatic history, few coins hold as much allure and significance as the 1848 CAL Quarter Eagle. Recently making headlines with a staggering auction price of $552,000, this rare coin not only represents a pivotal moment in American history but also encapsulates the spirit of the California Gold Rush. A Coin Born Continue reading

Rare 1893 Queen Liliuokalani Silver Dollar Worth $78,000

The 1893 Queen Liliuokalani Silver Dollar is not just a coin; it’s a symbol of Hawaiian history, culture, and a tumultuous period in the islands’ past. Valued at an astonishing $78,000, this rare piece of currency captivates numismatists and history enthusiasts alike. But what makes this coin so valuable? Let’s delve into its rich history, Continue reading

$660,000 Gem Allure of the 1889-CC Morgan Dollar

The 1889-CC Morgan Dollar is not just another coin; it’s a coveted piece of American numismatic history, commanding astronomical prices in today’s market. With recent auction sales reaching as high as $660,000 for pristine specimens, collectors and investors alike are drawn to its rich legacy and rarity. But what makes this coin so valuable? Let’s Continue reading

Cooler, Rainy Weekend Weather this weekend for Southern Ontario

As temperatures continue to dip, southern Ontario residents should prepare for a chilly, rainy weekend. According to Environment and Climate Change Canada, a mix of cooler weather and rain showers is expected in various regions, marking a stark departure from milder fall conditions. Here’s a detailed forecast breakdown for Mississauga, Brampton, Burlington, Oakville, Hamilton, Durham Continue reading

Aussie Couple’s Costly Financial Mistake Leads to Over $1 Million in Losses

Pete and Paula, once a thriving young couple with promising careers, learned a tough financial lesson after making a series of decisions that led to a loss of over a million dollars. The story of their journey from prosperity to financial strain and back again offers valuable insights for homeowners and investors alike. Young, Ambitious, Continue reading

Major Government Support Announced for Southern Ontario Entrepreneurs and Businesses

On Friday, November 8, 2024, the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario) will unveil a significant initiative aimed at empowering entrepreneurs and businesses across the region. Bryan May, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister responsible for FedDev Ontario, will make the announcement alongside Bardish Chagger, Member of Parliament for Waterloo, and Tim Continue reading