News • 3h ago
Canada Post ends door-to-door delivery for 18,000 Etobicoke homes Nov. 16 as $400M rollout begins
Etobicoke is first in the GTA to switch to community mailboxes, with the rest of the region following by 2031 — here’s what it means for your cheques, parcels and personal data
News • 4h ago
Diesel prices fell up to 13 cents across Canada, but grocery bills won't follow anytime soon — here's why
Diesel prices fell as much as 13 cents a litre this week, but experts say grocery savings will lag. Here's why, how long it could take and what Canadians can do in the meantime
News • 4h ago
Diesel prices fell up to 13 cents across Canada, but grocery bills won't follow anytime soon — here's why
Diesel prices fell as much as 13 cents a litre this week, but experts say grocery savings will lag. Here's why, how long it could take and what Canadians can do in the meantime
Employment • 4h ago
'Poverty wages' in a multi-billion dollar empire: Amazon workers across GTA push to unionize amid safety, wage clashes
Amazon workers across the GTA launch a union drive with Unifor, as the company pushes back against the campaign and disputes the union’s claims about its workplace practices and organizing efforts.
Employment • 4h ago
'Poverty wages' in a multi-billion dollar empire: Amazon workers across GTA push to unionize amid safety, wage clashes
Amazon workers across the GTA launch a union drive with Unifor, as the company pushes back against the campaign and disputes the union’s claims about its workplace practices and organizing efforts.
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Managing Money • 6h ago
Ontario's winter hydro rates dropped Nov. 1, but a smaller rebate offsets the savings — here's when to run appliances
Ontario’s winter time-of-use hours kicked in Nov. 1, and running the dryer at the wrong hour can cost twice as much per load — or 10x more on the ultra-low overnight plan
Managing Money • 6h ago
Ontario's winter hydro rates dropped Nov. 1, but a smaller rebate offsets the savings — here's when to run appliances
Ontario’s winter time-of-use hours kicked in Nov. 1, and running the dryer at the wrong hour can cost twice as much per load — or 10x more on the ultra-low overnight plan
News • 7h ago
WestJet must fly, rebook or refund wheelchair users whose mobility aids won't fit, CTA rules in landmark decision
A Canadian Transportation Agency ruling means WestJet must rebook travellers with tall power wheelchairs on other airlines — and cover the fare difference — when its own planes can’t carry them
News • 7h ago
WestJet must fly, rebook or refund wheelchair users whose mobility aids won't fit, CTA rules in landmark decision
A Canadian Transportation Agency ruling means WestJet must rebook travellers with tall power wheelchairs on other airlines — and cover the fare difference — when its own planes can’t carry them
Employment • 11h ago
Statistics Canada study finds AI isn't driving youth unemployment — but these broader labour trends are
StatCan finds no broad evidence AI is driving declining youth hiring. Fewer job vacancies, particularly for positions requiring less experience, are making it harder for them to enter the workforce
Employment • 11h ago
Statistics Canada study finds AI isn't driving youth unemployment — but these broader labour trends are
StatCan finds no broad evidence AI is driving declining youth hiring. Fewer job vacancies, particularly for positions requiring less experience, are making it harder for them to enter the workforce
Insurance • 12h ago
A bear caused $60K in damage to one car alone — and many Canadian drivers lack the coverage to protect against it
A black bear shredded the interior of an Alaskan family’s Subaru — and insurance won’t cover it. Learn more about the coverage gap that could leave Canadian drivers on the hook
Insurance • 12h ago
A bear caused $60K in damage to one car alone — and many Canadian drivers lack the coverage to protect against it
A black bear shredded the interior of an Alaskan family’s Subaru — and insurance won’t cover it. Learn more about the coverage gap that could leave Canadian drivers on the hook
Managing Money • 12h ago
31% of Canadians now skip meals as housing eats half their pay — how the new CGEB benefit can help
With rent or the mortgage claiming the first and biggest share of every paycheque, groceries have become the pressure valve — but there are smarter ways to protect what you spend on food
Managing Money • 12h ago
31% of Canadians now skip meals as housing eats half their pay — how the new CGEB benefit can help
With rent or the mortgage claiming the first and biggest share of every paycheque, groceries have become the pressure valve — but there are smarter ways to protect what you spend on food
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Insurance • 12h ago
Ontario refuses $250K disaster aid to Niagara homeowners hit by $360M in flood damage over one technicality
Sewer backup vs. overland flooding — the distinction blocking thousands of Niagara homeowners from provincial aid.
Insurance • 12h ago
Ontario refuses $250K disaster aid to Niagara homeowners hit by $360M in flood damage over one technicality
Sewer backup vs. overland flooding — the distinction blocking thousands of Niagara homeowners from provincial aid.
News • Nov 04
Carney says U.S. dropped key demands as $28B in tariffed goods hang on a deal that isn't done yet
50% tariffs hit $27.6B in Canadian goods. Counter-tariffs raise prices on cheese, coats and stoves.
News • Nov 04
Carney says U.S. dropped key demands as $28B in tariffed goods hang on a deal that isn't done yet
50% tariffs hit $27.6B in Canadian goods. Counter-tariffs raise prices on cheese, coats and stoves.
News • Nov 04
Air Canada, WestJet face class-action probe over 'maintenance' denials that could owe passengers up to $1,000 each
A Toronto law firm is investigating whether airlines used a safety exemption to avoid delay payouts — and how to tell if your denied claim deserves a second look
News • Nov 04
Air Canada, WestJet face class-action probe over 'maintenance' denials that could owe passengers up to $1,000 each
A Toronto law firm is investigating whether airlines used a safety exemption to avoid delay payouts — and how to tell if your denied claim deserves a second look
News • Nov 04
Democrats seize Congress promising to repeal Trump's tariffs on Canada — but a presidential veto stands in the way
Democrats swept Congress in a major midterm loss for Trump, handing Canada new allies against his tariffs, but a presidential veto means grocery and repair bills may not drop anytime soon.
News • Nov 04
Democrats seize Congress promising to repeal Trump's tariffs on Canada — but a presidential veto stands in the way
Democrats swept Congress in a major midterm loss for Trump, handing Canada new allies against his tariffs, but a presidential veto means grocery and repair bills may not drop anytime soon.
Managing Money • Nov 04
41% of Canadians aged 18-34 are skipping meals as grocery prices climb 33% since 2020, Salvation Army warns
A new Salvation Army survey finds younger Canadians are hit hardest by food insecurity, even as grocery inflation cools — and some may be missing federal help they qualify for.
Managing Money • Nov 04
41% of Canadians aged 18-34 are skipping meals as grocery prices climb 33% since 2020, Salvation Army warns
A new Salvation Army survey finds younger Canadians are hit hardest by food insecurity, even as grocery inflation cools — and some may be missing federal help they qualify for.
News • 14.5k views
Howard Lutnick quietly restarts Canada-U.S. trade talks — but only on steel, aluminum, lumber and auto tariffs
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is pushing to restart trade talks stalled since August, targeting Section 232 tariffs
News • 14.5k views
Howard Lutnick quietly restarts Canada-U.S. trade talks — but only on steel, aluminum, lumber and auto tariffs
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is pushing to restart trade talks stalled since August, targeting Section 232 tariffs
Insurance • 1.1k views
A fleeing getaway driver hit her car — then Toronto billed her $40,000 because she turned left
Ontario’s insurance fault rules judge a crash by its diagram, not its backstory — which is why a left turn can cost you, even when the other driver was fleeing a robbery
Insurance • 1.1k views
A fleeing getaway driver hit her car — then Toronto billed her $40,000 because she turned left
Ontario’s insurance fault rules judge a crash by its diagram, not its backstory — which is why a left turn can cost you, even when the other driver was fleeing a robbery
Real Estate • Nov 04
Meridian refuses to lower 70% presale threshold for Ontario condo developers as pre-construction sales plunge 61%
Meridian Credit Union is sticking with a 70% presale benchmark as developers struggle to secure financing. For buyers, the slowdown makes a project’s cancellation terms worth a closer look
Real Estate • Nov 04
Meridian refuses to lower 70% presale threshold for Ontario condo developers as pre-construction sales plunge 61%
Meridian Credit Union is sticking with a 70% presale benchmark as developers struggle to secure financing. For buyers, the slowdown makes a project’s cancellation terms worth a closer look
News • 2.9k views
CRA cuts 735 jobs weeks before tax season as phone wait times already hit 31 minutes on average
The Canada Revenue Agency warned 735 workers their jobs are at risk. Here's how Canadians can protect their 2027 refunds and benefit payments if service slows
News • 2.9k views
CRA cuts 735 jobs weeks before tax season as phone wait times already hit 31 minutes on average
The Canada Revenue Agency warned 735 workers their jobs are at risk. Here's how Canadians can protect their 2027 refunds and benefit payments if service slows
Managing Money • Nov 03
80% of Canadian restaurants raised menu prices in the past year, and more hikes are coming — how to dine out for less
Rising food, wage and rent costs are pushing restaurant bills higher, and more hikes are on the way. Here’s how Canadians can keep dining out without blowing their budget
Managing Money • Nov 03
80% of Canadian restaurants raised menu prices in the past year, and more hikes are coming — how to dine out for less
Rising food, wage and rent costs are pushing restaurant bills higher, and more hikes are on the way. Here’s how Canadians can keep dining out without blowing their budget
Retirement • 11.9k views
Canada falls to 21st in global retirement security as Canadians say they need $1.7M to retire comfortably
Inflation and public debt drag Canada down from 10th a decade ago. Average CPP and OAS pay just $19,450 a year
Retirement • 11.9k views
Canada falls to 21st in global retirement security as Canadians say they need $1.7M to retire comfortably
Inflation and public debt drag Canada down from 10th a decade ago. Average CPP and OAS pay just $19,450 a year
News • Nov 03
Ottawa is spending $1.6 billion on AI startup Cohere — and your pension fund may already be invested in it
Canada takes an equity stake in Cohere as part of a $7 billion funding round valuing the Toronto AI firm at $35.7 billion
News • Nov 03
Ottawa is spending $1.6 billion on AI startup Cohere — and your pension fund may already be invested in it
Canada takes an equity stake in Cohere as part of a $7 billion funding round valuing the Toronto AI firm at $35.7 billion
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