The USD/CAD currency pair has become a key focal point in the broader trend of U.S. Dollar weakness. This week, the pair resumed its slide after failing to maintain levels above the 1.4000 psychological barrier. That level had long been eyed as critical resistance, and the inability of bulls to drive and sustain a breakout Continue reading
Emily Houston
Call to Scrap Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program Gains Momentum
Conservative Member of Parliament Jamil Jivani has ignited a fiery national debate by launching a petition to terminate Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP). Excluding the Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program, Jivani’s initiative claims that the TFWP is exacerbating Canada’s economic woes—driving up youth unemployment, fueling a housing crisis, and putting immense pressure on public services Continue reading
Late Tax Filers Risk Losing Canada Child Benefit and Other Rebates Here’s Why
Tax season may be officially over in Canada, but if you haven’t yet filed your return, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) says there’s still time — and good reason — to do so. Delaying any further could put your benefit payments at risk, especially the Canada Child Benefit (CCB) and other essential credits. Unfiled Taxes Continue reading
May 2025 Old Age Security Payment: Everything Canadian Seniors Need to Know About This Month’s OAS, GIS & Allowance Payouts
The May 2025 Old Age Security deposit is right around the corner, and for millions of Canadian seniors, this payment is more than just a financial formality — it’s a critical source of monthly income that supports basic living expenses in retirement. Whether you’re already receiving benefits or preparing to apply, staying informed about the Continue reading
Hot Tub Fire Damage Lawsuit: Langley Couple Sues Manufacturer After Blaze Destroys Home
Homeowners File Lawsuit Over Alleged Defective Hot Tub That Sparked Devastating Fire A Langley couple is taking legal action against a prominent hot tub manufacturer, claiming that a defective hot tub component caused a fire that ravaged their home and rental units. The hot tub fire damage lawsuit was filed in B.C. Supreme Court by Continue reading
Algonquin College Faces Backlash Over Cancellation of Key Program for Adults With Developmental Disabilities
The recent announcement that Algonquin College will phase out its Academic Assistance for Adults with Developmental Disabilities (AAADD) program by April 2026 has sparked outrage and concern among advocates, parents, and educators across Ontario. The AAADD program, tailored for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, has long been a rare beacon of opportunity in Ontario’s Continue reading
Recall: Hellmann’s Classic Burger Sauce Pulled from Shelves Across Canada Due to Spoilage Risk
A widely used condiment has been urgently recalled across Canada, raising food safety concerns just ahead of barbecue season. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has issued a nationwide recall of Hellmann’s Classic Burger Sauce, citing potential spoilage and bloating issues that could pose a health risk to consumers. Product Details: The CFIA warns that Continue reading
Walmart Canada Set to Boost Wages Again in 2025 With $32.7 Million Investment
In a major move reinforcing its commitment to its workforce, Walmart Canada has announced a $32.7 million investment in pay raises for thousands of employees across the country. This increase, revealed on Thursday, targets eligible retail hourly workers, salaried staff, and health associates, further solidifying the company’s strategy to retain and empower frontline team members. Continue reading
Canadian Immigration Processing Delay in 2025: Temporary Residents, Spousal Sponsorships, and LMIA Wait Times Reach Breaking Point
Canada’s immigration system is at a tipping point. In 2025, nearly 3 million temporary residents are stuck in limbo as Canadian immigration processing delays hit record levels. From international students and temporary workers to spouses of Canadian citizens, delays in work permits, study permit extensions, and spousal sponsorships are upending lives across the country. This Continue reading
New Rules and Laws Coming to Protect Ontario Construction Workers in 2025
In a historic workplace safety initiative, the Ontario government has announced plans to mandate the presence of automated external defibrillators (AEDs) on many construction sites across the province. If passed, the new legislation will mark a first-in-Canada requirement and a major expansion of the province’s Working for Workers series of reforms aimed at protecting frontline Continue reading