Automatic tax filing is poised to become a reality for many Canadians as early as 2026. In an ambitious move meant to streamline the yearly tax process, the federal government is rolling out a new service that will automatically file taxes for eligible individuals. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has confirmed the development and testing … Read more
Canada is rolling out sweeping changes to its traffic laws, particularly around speeding regulations—a shift that’s already generating buzz among drivers, law enforcement, and road safety experts. With new speed enforcement rules in place, and fine amounts updated across provinces, every motorist needs to reassess their driving behaviour before heading out on the road. Whether … Read more
In a significant move aimed at offering financial relief to Canadians, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is set to roll out a new $2,500 one-time benefit in 2026. This initiative, part of the government’s continued commitment to support lower and middle-income households, will provide a meaningful boost to those grappling with rising living costs, housing … Read more
Major changes are coming to Canada’s Employment Insurance (EI) system in 2026, and for millions of working Canadians, that could mean more money in their pockets. The federal government is poised to increase EI benefits, aiming to modernize the support system, make it more accessible, and adapt it to today’s labour market. These changes are … Read more
Canada is on the cusp of a major societal shift as it considers dismantling the long-standing norm of retirement at age 65. For decades, Canadians have planned their lives and careers around this milestone, often viewing it as the gateway to a restful life and government benefits such as Old Age Security (OAS) and the … Read more
Canadians will once again be adjusting their clocks in 2026 as **Daylight Saving Time (DST)** returns. Despite ongoing discussions around its relevance, this time-honoured biannual ritual remains firmly in place for the foreseeable future. Whether you love the extra hour of evening sunlight or dread the loss of sleep in spring, Daylight Saving Time continues … Read more
Millions of Canadian workers could soon see a welcome increase in their pay as the federal minimum wage is set to rise again in 2026. The adjustment, part of a regular annual review process tied to inflation, reflects the government’s ongoing strategy to ensure wages stay in line with the cost of living. While not … Read more
As Canadians approach retirement, determining the best time to start collecting the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) becomes one of the most important financial decisions they’ll make. CPP can start as early as age 60, but waiting until 65 or even delaying until 70 can have a significant impact on both monthly payments and long-term income. … Read more
Canadians may soon need to dig a little deeper into their wallets for their daily cup of coffee. While the past year has already seen some notable increases due to global supply chain disruptions and inflationary pressures, experts are warning that coffee prices in Canada could rise once again in 2026. This projected hike is … Read more
In 2026, Canada’s billionaire class is not just growing — it’s transforming. As the global economy recovers from a rocky post-pandemic period and technological innovation reshapes industries, Canadian billionaires are surging in both number and net worth. From tech titans and resource magnates to retail dynasties, the ultra-elite are expanding their wealth at historical rates, … Read more