Have you ever moved, changed banks, or missed a government payment? If so, you could be among thousands of Canadians owed money through CRA uncashed cheques — some worth over $100,000. In 2025, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) revealed it is holding more than 10.2 million uncashed cheques worth a staggering $1.7 billion in total. Continue reading
All CRA Payments Coming in May 2025: Full List of Dates for CCP, CCB, Carbon Rebates & More
As Canadian households continue to manage rising living costs, May 2025 brings a round of financial relief through various Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) payments. These benefits, including the Goods and Services Tax (GST) credit, Canada Child Benefit (CCB), and several climate action and provincial rebates, are essential for helping low- and middle-income Canadians cover everyday Continue reading
B.C. Set to Increase Minimum Wage This Week
British Columbia is once again adjusting its minimum wage to align with rising living costs. Starting Sunday, June 1, 2024, the general minimum wage in the province will increase by 2.6%, moving from $17.40 to $17.85 per hour. This increase is part of the provincial government’s ongoing strategy to ensure that the wages of the Continue reading
Canada Approves 834,010 New Temporary Resident Visas
Canada welcomed a historic number of temporary residents in the first quarter of 2025. According to data from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), a staggering 834,010 temporary resident applications and extensions were approved between January and March—spanning international students, temporary foreign workers, and visitors. While these figures highlight Canada’s commitment to global mobility and Continue reading
New Canada Work Permit Rules Take Effect in May 2025
On May 27, 2025, Canada introduced a transformative temporary public policy that marks a significant departure from previous work permit rules. This new measure allows temporary foreign workers (TFWs) with valid status in Canada to start new jobs immediately after applying for a new work permit—without waiting for approval. Implemented under Section 25.2 of the Continue reading
Ontario Based Company Fined $200,000: Worker Fatally Struck by Forklift in Tragic Workplace Incident
Fatal Workplace Accident at Janco Steel Ltd. Leads to Major Fine A tragic workplace accident at a steel processing facility in Stoney Creek has resulted in a $200,000 fine for Janco Steel Ltd., following the death of a worker who was fatally struck by an industrial forklift. The conviction was handed down on April 2, Continue reading
Why Thousands of Canadians Still Can’t See Their TFSA Info on CRA: System Delays, Poor Communication, and Rising Frustration
Canadians Locked Out of TFSA Info on CRA Accounts: A Nationwide Problem Across Canada, taxpayers are voicing growing frustration over their inability to access Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) information through the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)’s online portal. What began as a minor technical inconvenience has now spiraled into a weeks-long blackout, prompting concern, confusion, and Continue reading
Canada Temporary Foreign Workers Policy Extended 2025: IRCC Continues to Allow Job Changes Without New Work Permit Approval First
In a significant update for Canada temporary foreign workers, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has extended a crucial public policy that allows eligible foreign nationals to change employers and occupations before receiving a new work permit. Originally introduced during the COVID-19 pandemic in May 2020, this temporary public policy has now been revoked and Continue reading
TD Bank $75 Fee Hike Starting July 2025: What Customers Need to Know
A controversial TD Bank $75 fees hike is raising eyebrows among Canadian banking customers and financial observers. Starting July 1, 2025, TD Canada Trust will double its registered account transfer fee from $75 to $150, impacting customers who wish to move their Tax-Free Savings Accounts (TFSAs), Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSPs), or First Home Savings Continue reading
Massive Bell Canada Internet Outage Sparks Compensation Opportunities: How Customers in Ontario, Quebec, and Beyond Can Claim Bill Credits After May 21, 2025 Disruption
On May 21, 2025, a widespread internet outage disrupted services across multiple Canadian provinces, affecting customers of Bell Canada, Telus, and other providers. The outage, which primarily impacted wireline internet services, left tens of thousands without connectivity, prompting frustration and demands for compensation. While Bell has restored services, many customers have successfully secured bill credits Continue reading