Ontario is enhancing support for workers by introducing two significant new types of unpaid job-protected leave: Long-Term Illness Leave and Placement of a Child Leave. These changes, introduced under the Working for Workers Six Act, 2024, are part of an evolving framework designed to better reflect the realities of modern work-life balance, caregiving responsibilities, and Continue reading
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New Rules for Senior Drivers Coming July 2025: Licence Renewal Processes Across All Canadian Provinces
As Canada’s population ages, provinces have updated their driver’s licence renewal processes to ensure senior drivers remain safe on the roads. The new rules for senior drivers 2025 introduce changes in renewal frequencies, medical assessments, and testing procedures. Here’s a province-by-province breakdown: Ontario What’s Changing in 2025 for Senior Drivers? Under the new rules for Continue reading
Canada’s Most Dangerous and Safest Cities in 2025: Full Breakdown of Crime Rates, Public Safety, and Community Life
Canada is often ranked among the safest countries in the world, but crime levels can vary significantly between its cities. In 2025, some urban areas continue to face rising challenges related to violent crime, property theft, and substance abuse, while others stand out for their low crime rates and strong sense of community. This comprehensive Continue reading
Exploring Riverdale Park East: A Scenic Toronto Escape
Nestled in the heart of Toronto, Riverdale Park East is a must-visit destination for travelers seeking a blend of natural beauty, city views, and family-friendly fun. Spanning 18 hectares along the Don River, this park offers stunning skyline vistas, recreational activities, and a peaceful retreat from urban life. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, Continue reading
Top 10 Most Dangerous Cities in Canada in 2025: Crime Trends and Safety Challenges
In 2025, several Canadian cities have experienced significant shifts in crime rates, influenced by economic pressures, population growth, and urban development. This article offers an in-depth analysis of the top 10 most dangerous cities in Canada based on crime index data and reported trends. Understanding the Crime Index The Crime Index is a measure used Continue reading
Toronto LCBO Store Closes Its Doors: What It Means for Local Shoppers
A key LCBO store closure on Eglinton Avenue in Toronto has caught the attention of many local residents who now face a longer trip to satisfy their weekend wine and spirits needs. The LCBO has officially closed its store at 333 Eglinton Ave. W., near the busy intersection of Eglinton and Avenue Road, effective May Continue reading
Millions of CRA Payment Cheques Still Unclaimed in 2025: Check it out May be One Is Yours
Could the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) be holding your money without you knowing it? As of March 2025, the CRA has revealed that it’s holding a staggering $1.7 billion in uncashed cheques, and millions of Canadians could be entitled to a portion of it. If you’ve ever moved, misplaced a cheque, or simply didn’t realize Continue reading
Canada’s $250 GST Relief Payment in Spring 2025: Full Eligibility Requirements, Payment Dates, and How to Claim It
As the cost of living continues to climb, the Canadian government is stepping up to provide some much-needed financial relief. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has announced a $250 GST Relief Payment for eligible Canadians, with distribution expected to begin in Spring 2025. This one-time payment aims to ease the burden on low- and middle-income Continue reading
TTC Subway Closures Could Disrupt Your Weekend Plans
Subway Closures on Line 1: Sheppard-Yonge to College Full Weekend Shutdown: Saturday, May 24 – Sunday, May 25No trains will operate between Sheppard-Yonge and College stations as TTC crews carry out extensive maintenance, including track switch replacements at York Mills and key repair work along the line. Early Nightly Closures: May 26–30 on Line 1 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