Getting hurt in an accident can be scary. You might feel lost and worried about money. This is when you need help from the best accident lawyers in London. Why You Need an Accident Lawyer Accident lawyers know the law. They can help you get money for your injuries. They talk to insurance companies for … Read more
Long-term disability (LTD) claims can be complex. If you live in Ottawa and need help with your LTD case, finding the right lawyer is important. This guide will help you understand what to look for. What is LTD? LTD stands for long-term disability insurance. This insurance helps people who cannot work due to illness or … Read more
Minister of Finance and National Revenue, the Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, stated today that Mr. François Boileau, the Taxpayers’ Ombudsperson, will be serving an extended term. An extra two years, until October 4, 2027, will be added to the Ombudsperson’s tenure, which started on October 5, 2020. The Minister looks forward to carrying on this important … Read more
Although Canada’s inflation rate rose to 1.9% in August, a modest slowdown in core inflation should strengthen the case for Wednesday’s interest rate drop by the Bank of Canada. According to Statistics Canada on Tuesday, headline inflation increased from 1.7% in July due in part to a slower decline in gas costs in August. When … Read more
According to the research think tank C.D. Howe Institute, Canada should lower its annual immigration goals and concentrate on resolving a system that has been “moving in the wrong direction.” Compared to Ottawa’s 2024 objective of over 485,000 permanent residents, the federal government’s current goals are to add roughly 395,000 in 2025, 380,000 in 2026, … Read more
The first gold pour at the Valentine Gold Mine in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, has been announced by the mining company Equinox Gold. According to Equinox Gold, Valentine will rank as the largest gold mine in Atlantic Canada, its second-largest mine, and a significant contributor to the Newfoundland and Labrador economy once it is fully … Read more
In the first quarter financial data released Monday, Finance Minister Brenda Bailey revealed that the province government is in the red to the tune of $11.6 billion, a record-high deficit predicted for the current fiscal year. In the first quarter financial data released on Monday, Finance Minister Brenda Bailey detailed the extent of the province … Read more
The union representing Canadian postal workers is moving to end a ban on overtime work and will instead have members stop delivering commercial flyers as it seeks to get Canada Post back to the bargaining table. The halt to flyer deliveries is set to come into effect Monday, said Canadian Union of Postal Workers president … Read more
Canadian companies aren’t taking full advantage of existing free trade agreements with Europe, a new report from Desjardins says — even as Canada is seeking to become less trade-dependent on the U.S.. Canada’s reliance on its southern neighbour has become more precarious amid erratic U.S. trade policy and a looming review of the Canada–United States–Mexico … Read more
Ottawa, ON - Retirees across Canada are gearing up for a substantial increase in their Canada Pension Plan (CPP) benefits come March 2025, marking a significant move to bolster financial security for seniors amidst rising living costs. The federal government has announced that current CPP recipients will see a regular payment increase of $782 starting … Read more