If you were among the many Canadians who filed a claim in the Apple iPhone battery class action lawsuit back in April 2024, you’re not alone in wondering why no money has arrived yet. As …
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Canada Child Benefit to Increase Starting July 2025
As living costs continue to rise, the Canadian government is stepping in to provide additional financial support to families through an increase in the Canada Child Benefit (CCB) starting July 2025. This guide offers a …
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Canada Increases LMIA Work Permit Wages Effective June 27
Canada has officially raised the minimum wage thresholds for Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) applications under the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP), effective June 27, 2025. These new wage standards are designed to reflect rising …
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New Ontario Law for Gig Workers Takes Effect Key Details Inside
Landmark Legislation Promises Fair Pay, Transparency, and Job Security for Gig Workers Starting July 1, 2025, Ontario will implement sweeping new protections for gig economy workers under the Digital Platform Workers’ Rights Act, marking a …
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Canada Open Work Permit New Rules, Process & Eligibility Updates for August 2025
Canada’s Open Work Permit remains one of the most flexible employment options for foreign nationals who want to work without being tied to a single employer or needing a job offer. As of August 2025, …
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3 New Laws and Regulations Taking Effect in Ontario This July
Title:New Ontario Laws Coming in July 2025: What Tenants, Gig Workers, and People With Disabilities Must Know Now As July 2025 approaches, Ontario is rolling out three major legal changes that promise to reshape the …
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Here are 8 Government Benefits Canadians Can Receive in July 2025 With Increased Payments
As the 2025 benefit year officially begins, Canadians can expect meaningful updates to federal government payments — including increased amounts and new eligibility thresholds based on 2024 tax filings. From cost-of-living adjustments to a brand-new …
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What to Do With Damaged or Old Canadian Bills
If you’ve come across an older Canadian $5, $10, or $20 bill and aren’t sure if it’s still usable—or possibly valuable—you’re not alone. Many Canadians hold onto vintage currency, either by accident or with the …
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Canada Revamps PGWP Eligibility: 119 New Fields Added, 178 Removed as of June 2025
Major Overhaul to Post-Graduation Work Permit Program Takes Effect In a major shift impacting thousands of international students, the Government of Canada has officially updated the eligibility criteria for the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) program. …
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Canada-Wide Recall Issued for Popular Ice Pops Due to Undeclared Milk Allergen
Ice Pops Recalled Nationwide Amid Allergen Safety Concern As Canadians battle extreme summer heat, a popular frozen treat has been urgently recalled across the country. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has announced the nationwide …
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