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Peel Regional Police have issued a strong warning for pedestrians in Canada as part of Canada Road Safety Week 2025. The message is clear: Follow new driving rules and road safety laws — or face fines. A major focus this year? Pedestrian timing at crosswalks, where crossing late could now result in hefty tickets. Traffic Continue reading

As the cost of living continues to climb across Canada, federal and provincial governments have introduced and maintained a wide range of financial assistance programs to help citizens manage everyday expenses. From retirement pensions and childcare support to rebates and tax credits, Canadians in 2025 have access to numerous forms of economic relief. Below is Continue reading

In a significant effort to tackle inflation, ease financial pressure on households, and boost consumer spending, the Canadian government has introduced a major Canada income tax cut that will come into effect starting July 1, 2025. This pivotal tax reform lowers the lowest federal marginal income tax rate from 15% to 14%, marking the first Continue reading

As Canadians gear up for the May long weekend — often seen as the unofficial start to summer — residents in parts of northern Quebec are bracing for a powerful blizzard, with up to 25 cm of snow expected and whiteout conditions making travel nearly impossible. This rare May snowstorm serves as a dramatic contrast Continue reading

Toronto Public Library cardholders hoping to enjoy panoramic city views from the CN Tower for free this summer will be disappointed — the iconic landmark is officially pulling out of the library’s free attraction pass program as of June 2025. The Toronto Public Library (TPL) recently confirmed that the CN Tower will no longer participate Continue reading

Low-income seniors in Ontario can expect several helpful financial benefits this May 2025 to support their everyday living expenses. With rising costs of living, these payments provide much-needed relief, ensuring seniors have access to income support, housing assistance, and essential health services. Below is a comprehensive breakdown of all the provincial and federal financial benefits Continue reading

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has issued an urgent food recall warning involving a well-known frozen dessert product sold across parts of Canada. The alert pertains to Poppies Mini Éclairs, a popular treat among Canadian dessert lovers, which has been recalled due to potential generic E. coli contamination. The CFIA confirmed that the recalled Continue reading

Looking to add a regal and romantic touch to your landscape? A bush with purple flowers is the perfect way to add depth, color, and year-round interest to your garden. Whether you’re aiming for subtle lavender hues or bold violet bursts, there’s a perfect bush with purple flowers for every yard, climate, and garden size. Continue reading

Canadians are bracing for another round of rising grocery prices, as the impacts of the ongoing trade war between the U.S. and Canada begin to show up on store shelves. Major retailers like Loblaw and Walmart are warning that customers should expect to pay more for everyday essentials in the coming weeks and months as Continue reading

Ontario families, mark your calendars: the Ontario Child Benefit (OCB) payment is scheduled to be deposited on Tuesday, May 20, 2025, following the Victoria Day long weekend. This monthly benefit provides crucial financial support to low- to moderate-income families with children under 18. Here’s what you need to know about eligibility, payment amounts, and how Continue reading