Camille Brown

With inflation impacting households across Canada, the government has announced an important measure to ease the rising cost of groceries: the $628 Grocery Benefit to be distributed in 2026. This temporary boost, aimed at low- and moderate-income Canadians, follows in the footsteps of previous affordability measures and directly tackles food insecurity. With grocery store prices … Read more

If you’re looking to stretch your grocery dollars during these continued inflationary times, weekly flyers from Canada’s top grocery chains offer an opportunity to do just that—if you know where to look. Whether you’re shopping for fresh produce, pantry staples, meats, dairy, or household goods, this week’s offerings vary significantly across Costco, Loblaws, Walmart, and … Read more

Canadian households can expect a bit more financial relief in 2024, as the **federal government increases the GST/HST credit** and introduces a new grocery benefit. For millions of low- and modest-income individuals and families, this uptick in support could ease the burden of rising living costs. Coupled with rapidly changing inflation patterns and housing challenges … Read more

For students in Canada looking to gain valuable work experience and earn competitive wages, there’s never been a better time to apply for a federal job. Many students don’t realize just how accessible and lucrative some of these government positions can be. Right now, the Canadian government is actively hiring students across the country, with … Read more

Looking to start a new chapter in your career while enjoying the excitement of travel? VIA Rail Canada has just launched a hiring spree in Toronto, offering a range of **high-paying positions** with wages climbing up to **$46 per hour**. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or someone searching for a meaningful career shift, this could … Read more

Millions of Canadians rely on government benefits to help cover essential expenses every year, from groceries to childcare to rent. In 2026, the **Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)** continues to provide several key rebates and benefit payments that support low- and moderate-income households. If you’re looking to plan your finances, understanding the **CRA benefit payment dates … Read more

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) are alerting the public after a suspect was arrested in connection with a complex fraud operation that spans multiple communities across British Columbia. Law enforcement authorities believe that this case is just the tip of the iceberg and say more victims may soon come forward as the investigation unfolds. … Read more

After a turbulent week of shifting temperatures and snow-covered sidewalks, Toronto residents may want to keep their shovels and warm coats close at hand. Another significant snow event is poised to roll in shortly after the last winter storm swept across the city, bringing icy commutes and power outages. Meteorologists are watching closely as another … Read more

As Canada strives to modernize its transportation infrastructure, a growing issue in the heart of its capital threatens to derail key progress. Ottawa’s Union Station—once a grand gateway to the nation—now faces serious challenges that could force train operators to reduce speeds, disrupt schedules, and dissuade investment in train travel altogether. These delays and cutbacks … Read more

Across the United States, a quiet but impactful shift is happening that could change how millions of older adults maintain their mobility and independence. New rules and revised renewal requirements around aging drivers are sweeping through the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) systems in several states, prompting significant shifts in how and when seniors can … Read more