Rearview Camera Malfunction Could Pose Crash Risk Toyota is recalling 32,733 vehicles in Canada after Transport Canada flagged a critical safety concern involving rearview cameras. According to the official notice, a defect may prevent the rearview camera image from displaying correctly—or at all—on certain models. “Under certain conditions, a problem with the rearview camera could Continue reading
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Canadian Tire Franchisee Fined $111K for Breaking Temporary Foreign Worker Program Rules
The federal government has fined the owner of a Canadian Tire franchise in Etobicoke, a suburb of Toronto, more than $100,000 for breaking rules under Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker (TFW) Program. The store owner, Ezhil Natarajan, is also the subject of a separate, ongoing investigation by Ontario’s Ministry of Labour over allegations of worker exploitation. Continue reading
Final 2025 GST/HST Credit Payments Arrive Today: What to Know and How Much You Could Receive
The fourth and final GST/HST credit payment of 2025 is set to arrive on Friday, October 3, bringing financial relief to millions of eligible Canadians. If you’re unsure whether you qualify or how much you could receive, here’s a complete breakdown of everything you need to know about this important tax-free benefit. What Is the Continue reading
Toyota issues recall for over 70,000 vehicles in Canada
Toyota has announced a significant recall affecting more than 70,000 vehicles across Canada. The recall targets over a dozen different Toyota and Lexus models equipped with a 12.3-inch display in the instrument panel. Transport Canada issued the official recall notice, highlighting a software defect that may cause the combination meter to fail to display critical Continue reading
Does Daylight Saving Time End This Weekend? 2025 Start and End Dates Explained
As the days grow shorter and cooler, it’s that time of year again — when we prepare to roll back our clocks by an hour. But behind this seasonal ritual lies a national debate: Should daylight saving time (DST) become permanent, or should we end it for good? This article breaks down when daylight saving Continue reading
Canada Post Presents New Offer to Union, Outlines Potential Layoff Process
Canada Post has tabled a revised contract offer to the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW), just over a week after union members resumed strike action in response to federal directives targeting the company’s mounting financial issues. The new proposal includes notable wage increases, pension security, and revised layoff protocols, while also eliminating long-standing protections Continue reading
Five Provinces Raise Minimum Wage, But Experts Question Impact
As the cost of living continues to climb across the country, five Canadian provinces have raised their minimum wage rates as of Wednesday, aiming to provide some relief to workers struggling to make ends meet. From Saskatchewan to Prince Edward Island, the new legal minimums are now in effect, with small business owners already calculating Continue reading
Canadian Dollar Poised to Rebound as Fed Rate Cuts Weigh on U.S. Currency
Loonie Poised for Modest Gains Against the U.S. Dollar Over the Next Year The Canadian dollar is forecast to appreciate moderately against the U.S. dollar over the coming year, according to a recent Reuters poll. This projected rise is largely driven by expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will begin cutting interest rates in 2026, Continue reading
New Canada Driving Rules for Seniors in 2025: Medical Tests and License Renewal Updates
As of 2025, Canada has implemented significant updates to driving regulations for seniors, focusing on medical assessments and license renewal processes. These changes aim to enhance road safety while allowing seniors to maintain their independence. Key Updates to Senior Driving Regulations in 2025 1. Age-Based Renewal Frequency 2. Mandatory Medical Assessments To ensure fitness to Continue reading
Canada turns to AI to fast-track immigration applications but experts caution about the risks
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has been integrating artificial intelligence and automation into its systems to reduce long wait times and streamline application reviews. According to immigration lawyer Mario Bellissimo, founder of Bellissimo Law Group PC, this shift was both “inevitable” and “commendable.” “The principal advantage lies in efficiency,” Bellissimo noted. “Processing times have Continue reading