A Tax Season Gone Wrong for Thousands of Canadians Tax season in Canada took a shocking turn in 2025 when a series of technical glitches in TurboTax, one of the country’s most popular tax filing platforms, caused widespread issues for users. Many Canadians who relied on the software to file their taxes correctly are now Continue reading
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Say Goodbye to Tax Season Confidence: TurboTax Glitch Leaves Canadians with Thousands Owed to CRA and Unexpected Audit Fines
For countless Canadians, filing taxes is already a stressful annual obligation. But for many users of TurboTax, the popular tax preparation software, the 2025 tax season turned into a financial nightmare. Due to a critical glitch labeled Error 90308, users are now reporting unexpected audits, thousands of dollars owed to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), Continue reading
No Express Entry Draw Since March 21 Here’s Why
Canada’s Express Entry system has long stood as a beacon for skilled workers around the globe—offering a fast-track, points-based pathway to permanent residency in one of the most inclusive and opportunity-rich countries in the world. Through biweekly draws (most of the time), high-ranking candidates receive Invitations to Apply (ITAs), opening the door to a new Continue reading
Videotron Sues Rogers for $91 Million Over Alleged Breach in Freedom Mobile Agreement
A corporate clash has erupted between two Canadian telecom giants, as Quebecor Inc.’s subsidiary Videotron has launched a $91-million lawsuit against Rogers Communications Inc., alleging a breach of contract tied to the sale of Freedom Mobile two years ago. In legal documents filed with the Ontario Superior Court of Justice last week, Videotron is demanding Continue reading
GM Pauses EV Van Production in Ontario Amid Shifting Market Demand
In a move that underscores the volatility of the electric vehicle (EV) transition, General Motors (GM) has announced a temporary production halt at its CAMI Assembly plant in Ontario, Canada. The plant, which manufactures BrightDrop electric commercial vans, is facing a slowdown in demand, leading to layoffs and a strategic production pause. 📉 Sluggish EV Continue reading
Hyundai Recalls Vehicles Over Faulty Left-Foot Braking Feature
A recent safety concern has prompted Hyundai Motor Company to issue an urgent recall for a select number of its vehicles, including the high-performance Ioniq 5 N model. The issue stems from a faulty left-foot braking system, which, after a recent software update, has been linked to unintended vehicle acceleration — posing serious safety risks Continue reading
This Canadian Airport Just Made the List of World’s Best for 2025 and It’s Not Toronto
There’s a new reason for Canadians—especially Vancouverites—to beam with pride in 2025: Vancouver International Airport (YVR) has been officially crowned the best airport in North America according to Skytrax’s 2025 World Airport Awards. And that’s not all—it also climbed the global rankings, now sitting impressively at 13th in the world, leaping four spots from last Continue reading
When Will T-Mobile Begin Paying Out Settlement Checks of Up to $25,000 for Data Breach Affecting 76 Million Customers?
Millions of T-Mobile customers affected by the company’s massive 2021 data breach are finally set to receive compensation from a $350 million settlement fund—but it’s been a long wait, and the process isn’t exactly simple. Back in 2023, T-Mobile reached an agreement to settle claims after the personal data of around 76 million users was Continue reading
PAYDAY ALERT Americans Have Just Days Left to Claim $7,830 ‘Earned’ Payment Before April 15 Deadline
As the tax season races toward its April 15 finish line, there’s a golden opportunity that millions of Americans—especially low-income families and workers—simply can’t afford to miss: the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC). 🎉 50 Years of Lifting Families Out of Poverty In 2025, the EITC celebrates an incredible 50 years of service. What started Continue reading
Wave Goodbye to Your Wells Fargo Branch Major April Closures Announced
Wells Fargo, one of America’s largest and most recognized banking institutions, has just sparked concern across the country by announcing the automatic closure of checking and savings accounts that have remained inactive for more than 16 consecutive months. This decision is sending ripples through the banking community, particularly among account holders who don’t frequently touch Continue reading