Canadian Ford owners are being urged to take immediate action following a major recall impacting a wide range of vehicles due to a critical safety issue involving the rearview camera. Transport Canada announced the recall on May 9, warning that certain Ford models are affected by a software defect that could lead to visibility problems Continue reading
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Canadians Frustrated by Lack of Information on CRA Accounts
Citizens Say CRA Silence Is Unacceptable Canadian taxpayers are expressing growing anger and confusion after weeks of being unable to access critical Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) data through their online Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) accounts. Many say the lack of communication from the CRA has only made matters worse. Jack, an Ottawa resident who asked Continue reading
B.C. Set to Increase Minimum Wage This Week
British Columbia is once again adjusting its minimum wage to align with rising living costs. Starting Sunday, June 1, 2024, the general minimum wage in the province will increase by 2.6%, moving from $17.40 to $17.85 per hour. This increase is part of the provincial government’s ongoing strategy to ensure that the wages of the Continue reading
Canada Approves 834,010 New Temporary Resident Visas
Canada welcomed a historic number of temporary residents in the first quarter of 2025. According to data from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), a staggering 834,010 temporary resident applications and extensions were approved between January and March—spanning international students, temporary foreign workers, and visitors. While these figures highlight Canada’s commitment to global mobility and Continue reading
New Canada Work Permit Rules Take Effect in May 2025
On May 27, 2025, Canada introduced a transformative temporary public policy that marks a significant departure from previous work permit rules. This new measure allows temporary foreign workers (TFWs) with valid status in Canada to start new jobs immediately after applying for a new work permit—without waiting for approval. Implemented under Section 25.2 of the Continue reading
Ontario Announces Updates to Provincial Immigration Nominee Program
Ontario is moving to significantly reform its immigration system to better align with its evolving economic and labor market needs. As part of the newly introduced Working for Workers Seven Act, 2025, the provincial government has proposed a suite of measures that would modernize, digitize, and tighten oversight of its immigration program. Greater Flexibility for Continue reading
Ontario’s Summer 2025 Forecast Is In Here’s What to Expect
After enduring a long winter and an erratic spring, Ontarians hoping for a summer filled with sunshine and warmth are in luck. The Weather Network’s 2025 summer forecast suggests that most of Canada—including Ontario—will see higher-than-normal temperatures from June through August. Whether you’re planning beach days, camping trips, or outdoor festivals, here’s a detailed look Continue reading
Canada’s High-Speed Rail Push Gains Momentum Transforming Tourism, Cutting Travel Times, and Challenging Domestic Air Travel
Canada is no longer just dreaming about high-speed rail—it’s building it. A transformative infrastructure project is gaining momentum, one that promises to change how Canadians travel, boost tourism, and challenge short-haul air travel across major cities. After years of speculation, the reality is finally setting in. Tracks are being planned. Timelines are taking shape. Public Continue reading
Hundreds of Federal Job Cuts Planned at CRA and ESDC
Top officials at the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) have announced a major round of job cuts that will affect the agency’s ability to deliver services effectively. Commissioner Bob Hamilton and Deputy Commissioner Jean-François Fortin communicated to staff that as many as 280 employees will lose their jobs as part of a broader effort to reduce Continue reading
Service Canada Cuts Hundreds of Jobs Amid Falling Passport Demand
Why Service Canada Is Cutting 800 Jobs in 2025 Service Canada is preparing for a significant staffing adjustment as projections show a steep decline in passport applications through 2025 and into 2026. The government agency announced it will be cutting approximately 800 term positions across the country, starting in June 2025. This move follows a Continue reading