Thousands of iPhone users across Canada could soon receive compensation following a newly announced class-action settlement. If you owned certain iPhone models years ago, you might be eligible for a cash payout of up to $150 without having to go to court. The settlement centers around allegations that Apple intentionally slowed down older iPhones through … Read more
Thousands of Canadian consumers who purchased Keurig products may be eligible to receive a cash payout as part of a major **class action settlement** that stems from allegations of false or misleading recyclability claims made by the coffee company. The class action lawsuit accused Keurig of deceptively labeling its single-use pods — commonly known as … Read more
Many Canadians scrolling through Facebook are being targeted by ads claiming to offer fast and easy “debt relief” through government-backed programs. These advertisements often promise to eliminate up to 80% of personal debt, or suggest a quick fix for financial struggles with few questions asked. But legal experts and consumer protection agencies are issuing warnings: … Read more
TD Bank credit card holders who enjoy travel rewards and other perks may be in for a rude awakening in 2026. The major Canadian financial institution has announced forthcoming structural changes to its popular TD Rewards program, impacting how customers earn and redeem points. While the full shift won’t occur until 2026, the announcement has … Read more
Canada’s wealthiest families now command fortunes that eclipse the economies of entire nations, according to a new report that casts light on the growing wealth concentration at the top. These elite dynasties are not just affluent—they are economic juggernauts, with investments, properties, and holdings sprawling across industries and borders. The financial gap between these billionaire … Read more
Starting in February 2026, **millions of Canadians will see changes to benefit payment schedules**, with updates affecting when and how various federal benefits like the Canada Child Benefit (CCB), Old Age Security (OAS), and the Goods and Services Tax Credit (GSTC) are disbursed. These changes come as part of a wider government initiative to modernize … Read more
Canadian workers could be in line for yet another significant salary boost in 2026, according to fresh forecasts released by experts in the employment and compensation sector. Labour market dynamics across the country continue to shift, with inflation easing, immigration remaining high, and businesses battling to retain top talent in an increasingly competitive hiring landscape. … Read more
Canadian seniors are being urged to prepare for upcoming shifts in their retirement income, as potential changes to Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old Age Security (OAS) payments could take effect starting January 2026. While these programs are foundational to financial support in retirement, upcoming reforms may influence how much recipients receive and who becomes … Read more
Vancouver has long wrestled with a growing housing crisis, prompting fierce public debate over the soaring cost of living and displacement of long-time residents. Recent years have seen waves of evictions masked as renovations—often dubbed “renovictions”—displacing tenants from their homes under the guise of necessary upgrades. To combat this pattern and shield renters from forced … Read more
Canada, often celebrated for its vast and accessible landscapes, now faces a mounting crisis in the skies above — a critical shortage of qualified airline pilots. Despite the country’s prominence in aerospace innovation and training institutions, airlines are struggling to keep cockpits filled, leading to flight cancellations, service disruptions, and an industry-wide scramble to recalibrate … Read more