A Closer Look at the Controversial Building Faster Fund Ontario is preparing to make changes to a municipal housing fund that many local leaders say penalizes cities and towns for factors outside of their control. Housing Minister Rob Flack announced Tuesday during a speech at the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) conference in Ottawa Continue reading
$75M Lotto Max Jackpot Ticket Sold in Ontario
A single Lotto Max ticket holder in Kingston, Ontario has just become $75 million richer, after winning the massive jackpot from Tuesday night’s draw, according to the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG). This incredible win marks the largest Lotto Max jackpot awarded in Ontario in 2025 so far, and the fifth major jackpot claimed Continue reading
Over 22,000 Vehicles Recalled in Canada Due to Safety Concern
More than 22,000 Ford F-150 pickup trucks have been recalled across Canada due to a potentially dangerous issue involving the rear axle. According to a recent Transport Canada safety notice, the defect could lead to a sudden loss of power while driving or cause the vehicle to roll away if parked improperly, posing serious safety Continue reading
OLG Gives Ontario Residents a Free Shot at Winning $1 Million
The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) has launched an exciting free contest that could turn one lucky Ontario resident into an instant millionaire. To commemorate its 50th anniversary, OLG is inviting adults across the province to take part in its Welcome to Wintario Contest — a nostalgic nod to the iconic lottery of the Continue reading
More Chocolate and Pastries Recalled as Salmonella Outbreak Expands in Canada
A nationwide salmonella outbreak has triggered widespread concern across Canada, as health officials confirm dozens of illnesses tied to a range of recalled pistachio products — some of which were sold at major retailers and online platforms. 62 Confirmed Cases and 10 Hospitalizations The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) has linked 62 cases of Continue reading
Whole Foods Toronto Stores Closing: Shoppers Flock to Final Sales Before August 22 Shutdown
The buzz across the city is undeniable — Whole Foods Toronto stores closing has sparked massive crowds, bargain hunting, and long lineups as the American grocery giant prepares to shutter two of its three locations in Toronto. The Leaside store at 1860 Bayview Ave. and the Yonge-Sheppard store at 4771 Yonge St. will officially close Continue reading
The Beer Store to Shut Down 12 Additional Locations Across Ontario Here’s Where
The Beer Store has announced the closure of 12 additional locations across Ontario, including three stores in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). These closures are set to take place by October 19, 2025, as the retailer continues its shift toward a more modern retail strategy amidst changes in provincial alcohol sales policy. GTA Locations Set Continue reading
Ontario Energy Bills May Rise Next Year: What You’ll Pay Depending on Where You Live
Many Ontario residents may need to budget for higher heating bills starting in early 2026. Enbridge Gas Inc. has formally requested approval from the Ontario Energy Board (OEB) to raise its natural gas distribution rates, a move that would affect a wide range of residential and commercial customers across the province. The proposal, announced in Continue reading
L.L. Bean Set to Open First Downtown Toronto Store This Month
L.L. Bean, the iconic American retailer known for its rugged outdoor wear and heritage craftsmanship, is about to make a major splash in the heart of Toronto. The company is preparing to open its very first downtown storefront in Canada, a significant move marking its entrance into a metropolitan city centre for the first time Continue reading
13 Rare Canadian Coins You Might Find in Your Pocket Change Including Black Toonies, Blue Dimes, and More
Every year, the Royal Canadian Mint releases a variety of special circulation coins that feature eye-catching designs, historical significance, and sometimes even splashes of colour. While Canada mints tens of millions of $1 and $2 coins annually, commemorative circulation coins stand out for their limited mintage and unique themes—making them instant collectibles. According to the Continue reading