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...
Aligning with the newly proposed bill at Queen’s Park that would allow the provincial government to maintain certain COVID-19 pandemic-related legislations, Premier Doug Ford announced Ontario will extend all of its emergency orders...
This afternoon, Finance Minister Bill Morneau provided a fiscal snapshot and short-term economic analysis of what the federal government has spent amid the global COVID-19 pandemic.
According to the fiscal...
As of Tuesday morning, Ontario health officials are reporting 112 new cases of COVID-19 which is a significant decrease when compared to the 154 new cases that were reported on Monday.
In his daily briefing from Queen’s Park, Toronto, Premier Doug Ford announced several updates including Leamington and Kingsville’s approval to move to Stage 2 of Ontario’s COVID-19 Reopening and Recovery plan.
With the latest reports of COVID-19 infections remaining low in most public health units, there is a chance that some regions of Ontario could soon be moving to Stage 3 of the province’s...
On Thursday afternoon, Ontario’s Premier Doug Ford announced that his government will be giving cities another $150 million to help increase shelter capacity however says any major rescue packages will need funding from...
Since the start of the pandemic in March, the travel and tourism industry have ground to a halt as many countries gradually closed their borders in efforts to slow down the spread of...
