Canadian residents affected by Yahoo’s data breaches from 2013 to 2016 are eligible to submit a claim for compensation from a $20 million settlement approved by an Ontario court. The deadline to submit claims is fast approaching on December 27, 2024. Here’s everything you need to know about the Yahoo Canada data breach settlement, including Continue reading
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Rare Bicentennial Quarter Worth Nearly $1.35 Million USD, Plus Six Others Valued Over $80,000
Coin collecting is not just about amassing currency—it’s an exciting journey through history. Each coin tells a unique story, and the rarest ones are prized not only for their beauty but for their exceptional history, rarity, and minting errors. Among the most intriguing finds in the coin world are several extraordinary quarters, each with a Continue reading
Gold and Silver Prices Continue to Surge
The spot price of both gold and silver has continued to rise, driven largely by the ongoing weakness of the U.S. dollar. As global uncertainties persist, many dealers have reported purchasing more gold than they are selling. Interestingly, some dealers noted that much of the gold they are buying is packaged for sale by Costco, Continue reading
$360 Ontario Sales Tax Credit for Low-Income Residents 2024: Eligibility and Payment Dates
The Ontario Sales Tax Credit (OSTC) is a refundable tax credit of up to $360 provided to Ontario’s low- and moderate-income residents. What is the Ontario Sales Tax Credit? Its purpose is to help offset the cost of sales tax on goods and services, easing the financial burden on residents with lower incomes. The credit Continue reading
$500 One-Time Ontario Seniors Homeowners Property Tax Grant: Eligibility and Payment Dates
In a bid to support senior homeowners facing rising living costs, the Ontario government introduced a $500 one-time Property Tax Grant for eligible seniors. This grant is designed to provide financial relief to senior homeowners by offsetting property tax expenses and helping them manage their budgets as living costs continue to rise. Here’s a detailed Continue reading
Kenvue Canada Expands Guelph Manufacturing Facility to Meet Growing Demand for Over-the-Counter Medicines
Kenvue Canada Inc., a leader in consumer healthcare and a subsidiary of Kenvue Inc. (NYSE: KVUE), has announced the successful expansion of its manufacturing facility in Guelph, Ontario. This newly expanded facility marks a strategic milestone for Kenvue, reinforcing its commitment to strengthening global supply resilience while supporting the local economy in Ontario. This expansion Continue reading
Highway 407 ETR Introduces the Route Relief Program for Low Income Drivers
In a significant move to enhance accessibility and support for low-income drivers, Highway 407 ETR has announced the launch of its Route Relief Program. This innovative initiative aims to provide eligible families with up to six free trips each month, making it easier for them to access vital services and enjoy stress-free travel across the Continue reading
CMHC Report Highlights: 2025 Mortgage Renewal Risk Impact on Canadian Homeowners
As the Canadian housing market contends with higher interest rates, increasing delinquency rates, and a growing alternative lending sector, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) has issued a detailed report outlining the risks facing the residential mortgage market. This analysis reveals emerging stress factors, especially in the alternative lending sector, as well as potential Continue reading
TD Bank’s Economic Outlook: What Lies Ahead for Interest Rates, Inflation, and Economic Growth
As Canada’s economic landscape faces rising inflation and economic uncertainty, TD Bank’s Chief Economist has outlined potential pathways for interest rates, inflation, and broader economic recovery. This analysis comes at a critical time, as the Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD) navigates fluctuating economic indicators and adjusts its forecasts to guide investors, businesses, and consumers through a complex Continue reading
CPA Canada Reaches Landmark Agreements with Ontario and Quebec on Education, Exams, and Standards
After months of discussions, CPA Canada has finalized critical agreements with its Ontario and Quebec counterparts, bringing clarity to education, exam administration, and standard-setting as the two provincial organizations prepare to officially split from the national body on December 20, 2024. This separation follows an 18-month withdrawal period and marks a significant shift in the Continue reading