Many Canadians believe that cancelling a credit card and getting a replacement automatically stops any future charges tied to the old card. That assumption feels logical and is often reinforced by common advice around fraud prevention. However, my recent experience with a TD Visa credit card suggests the reality can be far more complex. This Continue reading
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Canada Pension Plan contribution rate cut coming in 2027
Canada’s public pension system is poised for a notable adjustment beginning January 1, 2027. According to details outlined in the Spring Economic Update 2026, the base contribution rate for the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) is set to decline from 9.9 percent to 9.5 percent. While the reduction may appear modest at first glance, its implications Continue reading
Lower CPP contribution rate brings modest income boost for 16 million Canadians—here’s how much you could save
Starting January 1, 2027, Canadian workers and employers will see a slight but meaningful reduction in their Canada Pension Plan (CPP) contributions. As part of a broader spring economic update, the federal government has announced that the base CPP contribution rate will decrease from 9.9 percent to 9.5 percent. While the change may appear modest Continue reading
Canadian paycheques to rise as federal government reduces contribution rate for major benefit
The federal government in Canada has announced a policy change that could quietly but meaningfully impact millions of workers across the country. Beginning January 1, 2027, the contribution rate for the base Canada Pension Plan will be reduced from 9.9 percent to 9.5 percent. While this adjustment may appear modest at first glance, it carries Continue reading
Procrastinators Urged to File Taxes Before the Deadline Nears
There are just hours left before the Canadian tax filing deadline for the 2025 tax year, and millions of residents are racing against time to submit their returns. The deadline set by the Canada Revenue Agency is midnight on April 30, and missing it could lead to financial penalties, interest charges, and even interruptions in Continue reading
Canadian dollar pulls back from seven-week high as M&A support fades
The Canadian dollar, often referred to as the loonie, took a noticeable step backward against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday, reversing some of the optimism sparked just a day earlier by a major acquisition in the energy sector. The pullback came at a moment when investors were also bracing for a key fiscal update from Continue reading
Bank of Canada holds key rate at 2.25% but says future moves are uncertain
The Bank of Canada has once again chosen stability over sudden change, holding its benchmark interest rate at 2.25 percent for the fourth consecutive decision. While the move was widely anticipated by economists and financial markets, the message accompanying the decision was far more nuanced. Policymakers made it clear that although the current rate appears Continue reading
Are WestJet Flight Attendants Going on Strike? What We Know as Formal Notice of Dispute Is Served
More than 4,000 cabin crew members at WestJet have formally escalated their ongoing contract negotiations by issuing a notice of dispute after months of unsuccessful bargaining. While the move signals growing frustration among flight attendants, it does not mean passengers should expect an immediate strike or widespread travel disruption. The dispute comes after roughly seven Continue reading
Recall Alert: 10,000+ Ford & Lincoln Vehicles Face Brake Risk
A new safety concern is affecting thousands of drivers across Canada, as Ford Motor Company has issued a recall impacting more than 10,000 vehicles under both its Ford and Lincoln brands due to a potential braking defect. What’s the issue? According to recall details shared through Transport Canada, the problem relates to a possible fault Continue reading
Ontario Cellphone Ban Could Transform Schools as Province Considers Strict New Rules
Ontario is moving closer to a sweeping crackdown on phone and social media use in schools, with Education Minister Paul Calandra signaling that a near-total Ontario Cellphone Ban is under serious consideration. Speaking at a recent press conference, Calandra made it clear that momentum is building across Canada to limit students’ access to mobile devices Continue reading