Ontario residents should take a moment to check their bank balances this month, as the Ontario Trillium Benefit (OTB) is scheduled to be deposited on Thursday, July 10, 2025. If you’re eligible and registered to receive it, the payment should already be in your account—or on its way. What Is the Ontario Trillium Benefit? The Continue reading
Ready to Ride? Discover These 6 Must-Try Biking Trails in Toronto This Summer
There’s nothing like a summer bike ride to energize your body and reset your mind. Whether you’re commuting through the city, coasting on weekends, or dusting off your bike for the first time this year, Toronto offers a rich variety of cycling trails that cater to every level of rider. From lakeside routes with skyline Continue reading
Canada Post Strike May Disrupt CPP and OAS Payments What Seniors Can Do to Safeguard Their Income
After more than 18 months of negotiations, Canada Post and its unionized postal workers have yet to reach a final agreement. Even after the federal jobs minister gave a mandate for progress more than three weeks ago, no date has been set for a worker vote on Canada Post’s so-called “final” offer. While the standoff Continue reading
CPP, OAS, GIS Benefit Increases for Canadian Seniors – July 2025 Update
As the end of July approaches, millions of Canadians are set to receive their monthly Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old Age Security (OAS) payments. These critical government benefits provide financial support to seniors and retirees, and this month brings an increase for many OAS recipients. Here’s a complete breakdown of CPP and OAS July Continue reading
Top 15 Things to Do in Toronto This Week
Toronto is absolutely buzzing this week with exciting events for every kind of local or visitor. Whether you’re a music lover, comedy fan, foodie, or just looking for free and family-friendly fun, the city’s got you covered. From Shania Twain’s farewell tour stop to outdoor movies, and from the Panamerican food festival to a high-speed Continue reading
Toronto’s 10 Hottest Brunch Spots Right Now
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
All the Ways Canadians Can Receive Government Payments in August
With inflation on the rise and food prices continuing to climb, many Canadians are feeling the financial pressure. According to Statistics Canada, the inflation rate increased to 1.9% in June, up from 1.7% in May. Grocery costs rose even more sharply, with food purchased from stores up 2.8%. In response, several federal and provincial benefits 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
