Nothing beats a cozy weekend brunch date, especially when it’s shared with good company and unforgettable food. Whether you’re into sweet, syrupy stacks or savoury creations packed with global flair, Toronto’s brunch scene has something for everyone. From Caribbean-inspired comfort food to Egyptian staples and artistic French toast, these 10 brunch spots will elevate your Continue reading
Farzi Café in Mississauga Closes Amid Allegations of Scamming Customers
A popular restaurant in Mississauga has officially closed its doors following a wave of backlash from customers who claim they were misled and overcharged. Farzi Café, formerly located at Square One Shopping Centre, has been accused of shady billing practices that left many diners feeling deceived. According to a Square One spokesperson, the restaurant is Continue reading
Fixed Mortgage Rates Edge Up Amid Rising Bond Yields
Fixed mortgage rates in Canada have been trending upward over the past week, largely due to a rebound in bond yields triggered by stronger-than-expected economic data. Both U.S. and Canadian developments are contributing to the shift, prompting lenders to raise rates on several popular mortgage terms. Bond Yields Are Leading the Way The latest uptick Continue reading
Canada Imposes Higher Tariffs on China to Protect Steel Industry
Prime Minister Mark Carney has unveiled a sweeping set of new trade measures aimed at protecting Canada’s steel industry from a surge of foreign imports — with a specific focus on steel produced in or involving China. This announcement comes at a pivotal moment, as the global steel market grapples with rising U.S. tariffs and Continue reading
Trump’s 35% Tariffs on Canadian Goods Set to Hit U.S. Families With $200 Monthly Costs Starting August 1
How the New Tariffs Could Impact Gas Prices, Groceries, and Everyday Goods for Millions of Americans Starting August 1, American consumers could face a major financial squeeze as former President Donald Trump moves forward with a sweeping 35% tariff on all imports from Canada. The policy, part of a renewed effort to “protect American jobs” Continue reading
‘The Beer Store to Close 10 More Locations in Ontario, Including 5 in the GTA, Citing Tough Decision
Major Retail Shift Hits Ontario’s Beer Industry The Beer Store has announced the impending closure of 10 additional retail outlets across Ontario, with several located in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). These shutdowns are part of a broader strategy reshaping how beer is sold across the province and reflect growing competitive pressures in the beverage Continue reading
Canada Postpones Key Changes to Post-Graduation Work Permit Eligibility
International students in Canada have received a reprieve after the federal government walked back a significant change to the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) program. Just weeks after announcing that 178 non-degree program fields would no longer be eligible for a PGWP, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has now reversed that decision—at least temporarily. Original Continue reading
Canada to Open New PR Intake for Parents and Grandparents on July 28
Starting July 28, 2025, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) will begin accepting up to 10,000 complete applications for the Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP). The invitations to apply (ITAs) will be sent over a two-week period to 17,860 individuals from the 2020 Interest to Sponsor pool—no new applications will be accepted this year. This Continue reading
Toronto Adds New Flight to Country Famous for Pristine Beaches and Vintage Cars
If you’re already picturing yourself basking under the sun on a tropical beach this winter, you’re not alone — and there’s now a new way to make that dream a reality. WestJet has officially launched non-stop service from Toronto to Havana, Cuba, as part of its winter 2025/26 schedule, bringing the heat (and history) of Continue reading
The Rise and Fall of an Ontario Lumber Town
Ontario is celebrated for its vibrant cities, cottage country, national parks, and charming small towns. But beyond the popular tourist trails lies a different kind of story — one of industry, ambition, and abandonment. Scattered across the province are hundreds of ghost towns, relics of once-thriving communities brought to life by economic booms and later Continue reading