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As the U.S. election results signaled a second presidential term for Donald Trump, a significant wave of anxiety swept across the country, prompting thousands of Americans to consider relocating abroad. According to Google data, searches for “move to Canada” skyrocketed by an astonishing 1,270% within 24 hours of polls closing on the East Coast. Interest Continue reading

Algonquin College is grappling with a projected $32 million deficit for the 2024-2025 fiscal year, stemming from recent federal policy changes that have significantly impacted international student enrolment and post-graduate work permits. The college’s President and CEO, Claude Brulé, confirmed that the new federal cap on international students, combined with shifts in work permit eligibility, Continue reading

In a strategic move to address gaps in banking services, Canada Post has announced the launch of a national chequing and savings account in partnership with Koho Financial Inc. The accounts are slated to roll out nationwide next year, with Canada Post employees receiving early access as part of a testing phase. Lisa Liu, a Continue reading

The 1976 Bicentennial Quarter, a piece of U.S. currency commemorating the country’s 200th anniversary, might seem like a regular quarter. However, a few rare versions of this coin have sold for jaw-dropping amounts — some even reaching up to $40 million. While most of these quarters are worth only 25 cents, collectors see rare coins Continue reading

The 1976 Bicentennial Quarters were issued to celebrate the United States’ 200th anniversary, but some of these coins have become far more valuable than most people realize. While millions were minted, rare variations of the Bicentennial Quarter can fetch prices that rival luxury items like a $250,000 MINI Cooper Special Edition. Here are three rare Continue reading

Many people don’t realize that their attics might hold valuable treasures gathering dust, some of which could be worth millions of dollars. Whether it’s an old painting, a forgotten collectible, or vintage items passed down through generations, these treasures have the potential to change lives. Here are three hidden treasures that might be lurking in Continue reading

Ottawa Grocery Store Hours for the Long Weekend Navigating the long weekend in Ottawa requires a bit of planning, especially when it comes to grocery shopping. Here’s a detailed look at the hours of major grocery stores in Ottawa to help you prepare. Grocery Stores Open This Long Weekend Grocery Stores Closed or With Limited Continue reading

Brits are being urged to check their wallets and coin collections for a rare £1 coin that could fetch over £1,000 due to a minting error. This unique coin features King Charles III and a special bee design, which was recently introduced into circulation. According to The Coin Collector UK on TikTok, this coin could Continue reading

$3 Million Investment in Helmets to Hardhats Canada Supports Military Members’ Civilian Transition In a significant move to support Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) veterans and active members, the Ontario government has announced a $3 million investment in Helmets to Hardhats Canada over the next three years. The funding will assist 650 military personnel in their Continue reading

ByTowne Cinema Hosts a Cinematic Showcase The highly anticipated Ottawa Canadian Film Festival (OCFF) kicked off on Friday, bringing three days of cinematic brilliance to the ByTowne Cinema. Running from Friday to Sunday, the festival shines a spotlight on the creative talent of local and independent filmmakers, celebrating their artistry and contributions to Canada’s film Continue reading