David Wilson The Prince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program (PEI PNP) continues to be a popular pathway for skilled workers and entrepreneurs seeking Canadian permanent residence. In a recent draw held on March 21, 2024, the province issued invitations to apply to 85 candidates under various streams, highlighting the province’s ongoing commitment to attracting talented individuals from … Read more
Ontario’s Investment in Healthcare Ontario is embarking on a significant endeavor to bolster its healthcare infrastructure. With a focus on connecting residents to primary care teams, the provincial government has allocated over $9.8 million. This investment targets up to 34,000 individuals in Simcoe, Bruce, and York Regions, part of a broader $110 million initiative aiming … Read more
As of April 1, 2024, the federal minimum wage in Canada is set to increase from $16.65 to $17.30 per hour. This adjustment aims to keep pace with inflation, benefiting approximately 30,000 Canadian workers in federally regulated sectors. The federal minimum wage applies to various industries, including banking, postal and courier services, interprovincial air, rail, … Read more
You should consider reading this post for a detailed explanation of Pension Boost Canada: Expected CPP and OAS Pension Increase in July 2024. Pension Boost Canada The Canadian government offers several programs to address the main concerns of retirees: health and pensions. Your payments under the Old Age Security (OAS) and Canada Pension Plan (CPP) … Read more
At One Vision Eyecare, we understand the importance of eye care accessibility and want to keep you informed about the changes to OHIP coverage for eye care services starting on September 1, 2023. As optometrists, our priority is to ensure you receive the high-quality eye care you need and help you plan accordingly for these … Read more
As we approach July 2024, several federal benefits and credits are set to pay out money to eligible Canadians across the country. These payments are designed to help offset various costs, including sales taxes, pollution pricing, raising a child, and more. Depending on your family situation and annual income, you could receive hundreds of dollars … Read more
As July arrives, so do a range of new government benefits and credits from Revenu Quebec and the Canada Revenue Agency. With high inflation and the rising cost of living in Quebec, many residents, especially low-income families, are looking for additional income opportunities, whether through jobs or financial aid programs from the Canadian and Quebec … Read more
In recent years, the cost of owning a dog in Canada has skyrocketed, presenting a significant financial challenge for pet owners. According to a recent report by Rover, a pet services website, the total yearly costs of dog ownership can range from close to $1,000 to over $4,000 annually, depending on various factors. This increase … Read more
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on the CIBC class action lawsuit settlement. In this article, we’ll delve into the details of the settlement, including who is eligible to claim, how much you might receive, and the distribution process. This settlement stems from a legal dispute dating back to 2007, when retail branch employees in Toronto … Read more
In a significant shift, the Canadian government is set to establish targets for temporary residents entering the country, marking a pivotal moment in the nation’s immigration policy. Immigration Minister Marc Miller recently announced this groundbreaking decision, emphasizing the need for “sustainable” growth in the number of temporary residents. Setting Targets for Temporary Residents Miller’s announcement … Read more