As the days grow shorter and the evenings chill, many of us prepare for the annual ritual of setting our clocks back by one hour. The end of Daylight Saving Time (DST) in 2025 is just around the corner, bringing extra morning light but earlier sunsets. This article explains when the time change happens, why Continue reading
Only a Few Days Left for Capital One Customers to Claim Their Share of $425M Settlement
A major legal settlement is underway involving Capital One, the banking giant accused of misleading customers about the interest rates on its 360 Savings accounts. This $425 million class action settlement aims to resolve claims that Capital One kept interest rates artificially low on older savings accounts while offering significantly higher rates on newer accounts, Continue reading
Some Canadians Now Required to Pay New $350 ‘Integrity Fee’ to Enter U.S.
If you’re planning a trip to the United States, especially for work, study, or family purposes, there’s a new rule that could significantly impact your travel budget. As of October 1, 2025, a new U.S. “visa integrity fee” is officially in effect — and it’s adding up to CA$350 per person to the cost of Continue reading
Canadians May Qualify for Class-Action Lawsuit Against Wealthsimple
A proposed class-action lawsuit is underway against Wealthsimple, one of Canada’s most popular online investment platforms, following a serious data breach that exposed sensitive personal and financial information of its users. The breach, which occurred on August 30 and was publicly disclosed in early September, compromised highly confidential data such as: According to Slater Vecchio Continue reading
Dry Shampoo Products Recalled Across Canada
Health Canada has issued an expanded recall notice involving several Rocco Donna Professional hair products currently sold across Canada. This updated advisory, released on October 2, includes a popular dry shampoo product, which joins other previously recalled items from the same brand. The reason behind the recall is a serious one: missing mandatory hazard labelling, Continue reading
Canada Open Work Permit October 2025: Updated Rules, Eligibility Criteria & How to Apply
The Canada Open Work Permit (OWP) continues to be one of the most flexible immigration options for foreign nationals seeking employment in Canada without needing a job offer or a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA). As of October 2025, new updates have been made, including an important extension of the application deadline to December 31, Continue reading
Ottawa Commits $5M for 157 New EV Chargers Across Atlantic Canada
The federal government has announced a significant new investment of $5 million to support the installation of 157 new electric vehicle (EV) chargers throughout Atlantic Canada. This move is part of Canada’s ongoing efforts to reduce emissions, improve clean transportation infrastructure, and encourage the adoption of electric vehicles. The funding was revealed on Friday by Continue reading
Canadian Dollar Outlook: USD/CAD Holds Steady Amid Prolonged U.S. Government Shutdown
USD/CAD Begins the Week With Minimal Volatility The new trading week kicks off with USD/CAD showing a muted move of less than 0.1%, reflecting a broader atmosphere of uncertainty and market indecision. Traders are grappling with two dominant forces: the unresolved U.S. government shutdown and the absence of key economic data that typically guide monetary Continue reading
Government Jobs in Canada Outpay Private Sector And the Wage Gap Is Larger Than Expected
If you’ve ever found yourself eyeing a Government of Canada job and thinking, “That salary looks pretty sweet,” you’re not imagining things. A recent study has confirmed what many Canadians have long suspected: public sector workers in Canada aren’t just earning more — they’re enjoying a whole suite of better benefits and greater job security Continue reading
Toyota Recalls Over 32,700 Vehicles in Canada Due to Rearview Camera Malfunction
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