The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has updated its airline safety regulations, and passengers should take note: the agency has now officially restricted three hair-styling tools from checked bags. The announcement, titled TSA bans 3 new items from checked luggage, is part of ongoing efforts to reduce fire hazards and prevent dangerous incidents aboard commercial aircraft. Continue reading
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Canada Senior Driving Law Changes 2025: New Rules Every Senior Must Know
The Canadian government has officially rolled out new regulations aimed at improving road safety while addressing the needs of an aging population. The Canada senior driving law changes 2025 introduce stricter medical checks, updated vision testing, and new licensing renewal processes for seniors. These measures are designed to protect older drivers, passengers, and all road Continue reading
Whole Foods Toronto Stores Closing: Shoppers Flock to Final Sales Before August 22 Shutdown
The buzz across the city is undeniable — Whole Foods Toronto stores closing has sparked massive crowds, bargain hunting, and long lineups as the American grocery giant prepares to shutter two of its three locations in Toronto. The Leaside store at 1860 Bayview Ave. and the Yonge-Sheppard store at 4771 Yonge St. will officially close Continue reading
Mississauga Father Wins $182,976 in Lotto 6/49 After Just 2 Years of Playing
A Life-Changing Win for an Ontario Lottery Newcomer For Artem Gavrilov, a married father of two from Mississauga, a simple weekly lottery routine turned into an unexpected $182,976 windfall. The industrial repair worker had only been playing Lotto 6/49 and Lotto Max for two years before hitting a second-prize win in the June 11 draw. Gavrilov’s winning ticket was purchased at Smit Convenience on Continue reading
Ottawa Police Catch Driver Going 165 km/h on Highway 417 with Three Children in Car
Ottawa police say an out-of-province driver has had their vehicle impounded after being caught driving at a dangerously high speed on Highway 417 with their spouse and three children in the vehicle. According to the Ottawa Police Service’s Traffic Escort and Enforcement Unit, officers spotted the vehicle travelling at 165 km/h near Boundary Road on Continue reading
Europe Urges Trump to Intensify Sanctions Pressure Ahead of Putin Summit to Influence Russia’s Actions
European leaders call on the U.S. to maintain firm sanctions as diplomatic talks with Russia loom, aiming to strengthen leverage over Putin’s government As the anticipated summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin draws near, European officials are urging the White House to uphold and even intensify economic sanctions on Russia. Continue reading
Ottawa Upholds CRTC Fibre Access Ruling: What It Means for Internet Competition, Prices, and Consumers Across Canada
Government backs telecom regulator’s wholesale policy despite pushback from Bell and Rogers, signaling a shift toward broader internet affordability and provider access In a move poised to reshape the Canadian telecommunications landscape, the federal government announced it will uphold the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission’s (CRTC) landmark decision to expand wholesale access to fibre internet Continue reading
How Much will I get in OW Payments 2025? Your Complete Payment Guide
Ontario Works (OW) is a social assistance program designed to help individuals and families in financial need by providing financial support for basic living expenses. If you are wondering how much you can expect to receive in Ontario Works payments in 2025, this article breaks down the key details to help you understand the amounts Continue reading
Who is Eligible for the $2200 payment in Canada? A Comprehensive Guide
The Canadian government provides various financial support programs to assist low- and modest-income workers, and one such important benefit is the Canada Workers Benefit (CWB). For eligible Canadians, this refundable tax credit can provide payments up to $2,200, offering valuable financial relief. Understanding who qualifies and how the payment works is essential to ensure you Continue reading
GST HST Credit Payment in August 2025: Here is the Official CRA Schedule
Many Canadians are wondering if they will receive a GST/HST Credit payment in August 2025. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has confirmed that there will be no GST/HST Credit payment issued during this month. Understanding the official schedule is important to know when to expect this federal benefit. All CRA Benefits Direct Deposit Dates August Continue reading