After more than 18 months of negotiations, Canada Post and its unionized postal workers have …
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Positive News for Canada: The Economy is Strong, It’s Just the ‘Vibes’ That Need Adjusting
It seems the Liberal government has tried every trick in the book to salvage its declining support among Canadians, but Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland, bless her heart, has found something entirely new: a blend of …
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Will Canada’s GST Tax ‘Holiday’ Cause Confusion for Businesses? Some Warn It Might
Canadian businesses are raising concerns that while the federal government’s proposed “tax holiday” will provide relief to consumers, the logistics of implementing the changes in under three weeks present significant challenges. Challenges of Adjusting Point …
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Retirees Express Frustration Over Exclusion from Federal Rebate Cheques
Who Has Worked for Five Decades in Canada Shares Concerns Over Rebate Exclusion Carol Sheaves, a 67-year-old retiree from Moncton, New Brunswick, has spent over 50 years contributing to Canada’s economy, and she is frustrated …
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Rob Shaw: GST Exemption Creates Unfair Advantage for Other Provinces Over British Columbians
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s recent announcement of a two-month GST exemption has sparked mixed reactions across Canada, especially in provinces with the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST). From December 14 to February 15, Canadians in Ontario, …
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The Trudeau Liberals Are Running Out of Solutions
Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government has not technically lost the upcoming election yet, but in the broader battle of ideas, it increasingly seems like they’ve already surrendered to the Conservative Party of Canada. The GST Pause …
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Torontonians Need $26 Per Hour to Meet Living Expenses, Report Finds
Though minimum wage just increased, it is still not enough to be considered a living wage, according to a new report. At the start of October, the minimum wage in Ontario rose to $17.20 per …
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Alberta Health Care Worker Voices Concerns Over AHS Reorganization
A front-line worker in Alberta’s healthcare system is raising concerns about the government’s proposed changes to Alberta Health Services (AHS). Known as Elizabeth (a pseudonym for fear of retaliation), she believes that dismantling AHS and …
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Marc Miller Announces Further Reforms to Immigration and Asylum System
OTTAWA — Immigration Minister Marc Miller has confirmed that further reforms to Canada’s immigration and asylum systems will be proposed in the coming weeks. This follows recent changes, including a significant reduction in the number …
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Updated Ontario Living Wage Rates for 2024 Across All Regions
The Ontario Living Wage Network (OLWN) has recently updated the living wage rates for 2024 across the province, revealing significant disparities between these figures and the provincial minimum wage. These new rates shed light on …
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International Students in Canada Can Now Work 24 Hours a Week Off-Campus: What You Need to Know
In a significant change for international students, Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), has officially announced that international students in Canada can work up to 24 hours per week off-campus while …
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