General Motors has announced it will cut approximately 750 jobs at its Oshawa Assembly Plant, a move triggered by ongoing tensions around U.S. trade tariffs. The plant, which currently employs about 3,000 people, will be reducing its operations from three shifts to two starting this fall. According to Unifor, the union representing auto workers at Continue reading
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Canada Introduces 2025 Border Bill to Enhance Immigration Controls and Tackle Crime
On June 3, 2025, the Government of Canada introduced a sweeping new legislative package—the Strong Borders Act—designed to modernize and reinforce national security, disrupt organized crime, and reform Canada’s immigration and asylum systems. Tabled by Minister of Public Safety Gary Anandasangaree, this bill reflects a multi-pronged effort to enhance enforcement at the borders, protect public Continue reading
Upcoming Express Entry Draw Crucial for Assessing Your PR Chances in 2025
Canada’s Express Entry system has long been a beacon for skilled immigrants pursuing permanent residency. But 2025 has introduced a level of unpredictability that’s forcing candidates to rethink their strategies. Following a temporary pause in draws after March 21 and a cautious resumption on April 14, Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is now issuing Continue reading
TTC to Close Nearly 4km of Subway Line All Weekend
As Toronto gears up for a bustling first weekend of June filled with major street festivals and community events, commuters should brace for another significant transit disruption. The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) has announced a full weekend subway closure along a central stretch of Line 2 (Bloor-Danforth), likely causing delays and detours for those planning Continue reading
Major Toronto Intersection Shut Down for Months
Toronto commuters and downtown residents are facing an earlier-than-expected traffic disruption at one of the city’s busiest intersections. The planned full closure of King Street East and Church Street — originally scheduled for July — began instead on Monday, June 2, due to unforeseen underground utility issues that forced the City and TTC to accelerate Continue reading
Adidas Canada Suffers Data Breach Exposing Customer Personal Information
Adidas Canada has confirmed a data breach that may have exposed personal information belonging to some of its customers. The athletic wear giant sent an email to affected individuals on Friday morning, informing them of an incident involving unauthorized access through a third-party customer service provider. The company emphasized that the breach did not involve Continue reading
Two Canadian Airlines Announce Official Merger Key Details Inside
On Thursday, May 28, Sunwing Airlines officially ceased its operations, completing a two-year integration process with WestJet. This strategic merger aims to strengthen WestJet’s foothold in the leisure travel market, giving Canadian travelers expanded access to popular sun destinations under a single, streamlined operation. The completion of the integration brings all Sunwing jet aircraft under Continue reading
Volkswagen Atlas Seat Latch Lawsuit Key Details and Upcoming Deadlines
If you own or previously leased a 2018–2024 Volkswagen Atlas in the United States or Puerto Rico, you may be entitled to significant benefits—including reimbursements for past repairs and extended warranties—thanks to a class action settlement involving a reported defect in the second-row seat latching mechanism. What Is the Lawsuit About? A class action lawsuit Continue reading
Statistics Canada Is Hiring for 2026 Census Jobs No Degree Required
Apply Now for High-Paying Government Jobs Without Needing a Degree or Prior Experience Canada is now hiring for a wide range of jobs to support the 2026 Census. Opportunities are available in every province and territory across Canada. The positions don’t require a post-secondary degree, and many are ideal for individuals with basic administrative experience Continue reading
$30M Lawsuit Against United Airlines Raises Alarms for All Travelers
When it comes to flying, passengers are used to dealing with a wide range of stressors—everything from traffic on the way to the airport to long TSA lines and the hunt for an available power outlet at the gate. Once on board, the concerns continue: Will your seatmate respect your space? Will the passenger in Continue reading