Canada Launches Nationwide Class-Action Lawsuit Against Popular Weed Killer Brand

Gardeners across Canada may want to pay close attention to a major legal development that could impact both their health and their rights. The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has officially certified a national class-action lawsuit against the makers of Roundup, a widely used glyphosate-based herbicide. This case could have far-reaching implications for individuals who Continue reading

Some Canadians May Have to Repay Part of Their Carbon Tax Rebate, Says CRA Here’s the Reason

The Canada Carbon Rebate, previously known as the Climate Action Incentive, is a tax-free payment issued by the federal government to help offset the costs associated with the federal carbon tax. A key part of this rebate is the rural supplement, designed to provide additional support to Canadians living outside major urban centers, where alternative Continue reading

How Social Security Recipients Can Qualify for an Extra $6,700 in 2025 Eligibility Criteria and Payment Schedule

In April 2025, Social Security beneficiaries are receiving some of the most substantial payment increases in decades. Thanks to the newly enacted Social Security Fairness Act, qualifying retirees are now eligible for retroactive payments of up to $6,700, along with adjusted monthly benefit amounts. These changes are largely the result of long-overdue reforms to eliminate Continue reading

Mark Carney $650 + $750 CPP Payment Increase for Canadian Seniors in 2025 Anticipated Deposit Dates Revealed

As the cost of living in Canada continues to rise, many seniors are hoping for financial relief. Discussions around a proposed $650 + $750 Canada Pension Plan (CPP) payment boost in 2025 have generated significant interest among retirees and soon-to-be retirees. Although this increase has yet to be officially confirmed, it represents a potential lifeline Continue reading

Meta Begins $90M Payouts in Facebook Lawsuit Over ‘Like’ Button Privacy Issue

Background: The Lawsuit That Sparked the Payout A years-old class action lawsuit involving Facebook has finally resulted in payouts for certain users in the United States. Originally filed in 2022, the lawsuit accused Facebook—now part of Meta Platforms Inc.—of unlawfully tracking users’ online activity on third-party websites through the use of the platform’s “Like” button. Continue reading

Canada Election 2025 Who’s Leading the Race and Could Trump Tip the Scales?

As Canada prepares to head to the polls on April 28, 2025, the political landscape is shifting fast—and dramatically. What started as a presumed easy victory for the Conservative Party has transformed into a volatile and unpredictable contest. At the heart of it all? A trade war with the U.S., an increasingly hostile Donald Trump, Continue reading

New April 2025 Payment Rules $2,400 Support for Canadians With Disabilities Explained

A Lifeline for Low-Income Canadians with Disabilities Starting in July 2025, thousands of working-age Canadians with disabilities will gain access to new federal financial support through the Canada Disability Benefit (CDB). This long-awaited program offers up to $2,400 per year — or $200 per month — to eligible individuals, helping address long-standing income inequalities and Continue reading

CRA’s $250 One-Time Rebate Has Arrived Who’s Eligible and How to Claim It Quickly

As the cost of living continues to rise, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is stepping in with financial support. This April, the CRA will issue a tax-free, one-time $250 rebate to eligible Canadians to help cover everyday expenses like groceries, rent, and utilities. This guide explains who qualifies for the rebate, how and when it Continue reading

Canada’s New Employment Insurance Rules Take Effect April 2025

Canada’s Employment Insurance (EI) system is seeing one of its most worker-friendly overhauls in years, with sweeping changes effective in 2025. Starting April 1, the federal government has rolled out temporary measures to make EI more accessible, timely, and generous for Canadians dealing with layoffs, reduced work hours, or economic instability. If you’re worried about Continue reading

Canadians to Receive $1,433 CPP Payment on April 28, 2025 Who’s Eligible and What to Know

For millions of Canadians, the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) is a foundational part of retirement income. With the April 2025 payment date approaching, many are eager to know when their money will arrive—and more importantly, how they can qualify for the maximum benefit of $1,433 per month. This comprehensive guide breaks down everything you need Continue reading