Each year on Halloween, children dress up in spooky costumes and travel from house to house asking for treats with the phrase “Trick-or-treat!” before they are greeted by homeowners who hand out sweets...
One month after Ontario schools have reopened for the new school year, the provincial government has announced it will be providing school boards in COVID-19 hotspots with an additional $35 million in funding...
As the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic hits some parts of the country, Canadians continue to struggle with the aftermath of the pandemic and can now begin applying for three new benefits...
As the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) quickly approaches the final deadline, Canadians who still need financial help will soon be transitioning to different benefits as the COVID-19 pandemic continues through the Fall.
With less than a week left in September, Ontario has reached a grim milestone as the province reports its highest daily COVID-19 case count since the beginning of the pandemic.
On Tuesday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced that he has asked Governor General Julie Payette to prorogue Parliament.
The announcement came after weeks of ongoing criticisms from opposition parties...
During a fiscal update from the provincial government at Queen’s Park Toronto today, the Ontario government announced its revised budget projections which outlined an increase in the budget deficit due to the ongoing...
Since the pandemic began and workplaces began to close in the middle of March, hundreds of thousands of Canadians have been working from home and could be eligible for a tax deduction.
Earlier on Monday morning during the press conference from Rideau Cottage, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau apologized to Canadians saying he “made a mistake” in not removing himself from cabinet conversations about the student...
