Ontario Restaurant Faces Allegations of Unpaid Wages to Employee

A prominent Caribbean restaurant chain in Ontario, Sunrise One Caribbean Restaurant, is facing serious accusations of unpaid wages. At least 12 current and former employees claim they are owed over $94,000 in unpaid wages, including regular pay, overtime premium pay, and public holiday and vacation pay. The Workers’ Action Centre (WAC), a Toronto-based non-profit organization, Continue reading

Elon Musk Predicts Justin Trudeau Will Be the Next to Fall After Trump’s Victory Over Harris

After Donald Trump’s monumental return to the White House as the 47th President of the United States, a wave of political commentary began to surface, especially when it came to the future of Canadian leadership. One of the more notable exchanges came when Tesla CEO Elon Musk, a vocal supporter of Trump, was asked by Continue reading

Veterans Disability Pension Payment Coming in Nov 2024: Eligibility & How to Apply

The Veterans Disability Pension is a monthly, tax-free benefit provided by Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) to support eligible Canadian veterans who suffer from disabilities related to their service. The purpose of this benefit is to recognize the impact of service-related disabilities on veterans’ lives and to offer financial assistance as they manage these conditions. For Continue reading

Student Direct Stream Requirements and Eligible Countries: Key Differences Between SDS and the Regular Study Permit Stream

The Student Direct Stream (SDS) is a fast-track study permit application process for international students looking to pursue their education in Canada. It was introduced to simplify and speed up the visa application process for students from select countries. The SDS aimed to streamline study permit approvals by setting specific requirements, which often led to Continue reading

Senior Safety Program Payment for Nova Scotia Senior Citizens 2024

As part of the ongoing efforts to support seniors in Nova Scotia, the government has introduced the Seniors’ Safety Program. This initiative aims to assist seniors in making their homes safer and more accessible, offering a one-time payment to eligible residents. Below, we provide a comprehensive overview of the program, including eligibility criteria, payment dates, Continue reading

Discover the Rare Australian Coins That Could Be Worth Thousands Today

For many of us, carrying loose change in our pockets is an inconvenience that has largely been replaced by the ease of card payments. However, some rare Australian coins can transform what seems like everyday pocket change into something far more valuable. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or just starting out, the world of rare Continue reading

6 Hidden Features of Rare Bicentennial Quarters: Enhance Your Collection

One of the most famous and widely circulated U.S. coins is the 1976 Bicentennial Quarter, commemorating 200 years of freedom. While millions of these quarters were minted, certain unique features make some particularly valuable to collectors. If you’re looking to boost your coin collection, here are six secret traits to watch for that can greatly Continue reading

Rare Bicentennial Quarter Valued at Almost $90 Million, with 2 Others Worth Over $30 Million Each

Some of the most valuable coins in the world are not rare gold pieces or limited-edition banknotes, but rather something as simple as a 25-cent coin. The 1976 Bicentennial Quarter, in particular, has become a treasure among coin collectors due to its rare errors, historical significance, and unique qualities. In fact, some of these quarters Continue reading

Why I’m Focusing on My Pension Instead of Paying Off My Mortgage

Returning to full-time work after a lengthy career break brings financial opportunities—and dilemmas. With extra income now coming in, many people face the big question: Should they focus on paying down their mortgage faster or put more money into their retirement savings? For a couple in their mid-forties, this can be a pressing concern, especially Continue reading

Canadian Rental Prices Fall for the First Time Since 2021 in big Urban Cities

For the first time in more than three years, annual rental prices across Canada have recorded a decline. According to a recent report by Rentals.ca and real estate data firm Urbanation, rental prices in October 2024 were down 1.2% compared to the same month last year. This notable decline is largely driven by decreases in Continue reading