In 2025 the Ontario Government is implementing major wage changes aimed at helping workers cope with the rising cost of living. The province’s general minimum wage will rise to \$23.86 per hour, while adjustments will also be made to student wages, homeworker pay, and daily rates for fishing and wilderness guides. The move is designed … Read more
In 2025 the Canadian government will issue a one-time, tax-free \$2,200 payment to help citizens cope with rising living costs. The payment is aimed at seniors, people with disabilities, and low-income households who are feeling the greatest financial strain. This money is not a loan and will not need to be repaid. The goal is … Read more
Grocery prices in Canada remain stubbornly high, putting pressure on household budgets. To help offset these costs, the federal government will issue a one-time Canada Grocery Rebate in September 2025. Managed by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), this payment will go directly to eligible low- and middle-income families. If you already receive the GST/HST credit, … Read more
The Disability Tax Credit (DTC) is a non-refundable tax credit offered by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to help individuals with severe and prolonged impairments reduce their income tax burden. A licensed medical practitioner must confirm the condition through Form T2201. Though non-refundable, the DTC can significantly reduce taxes owed and may open the door … Read more
The Canada Driving Licence Booking System 2025 is being hailed as one of the most significant upgrades to provincial transportation services in recent years. With a new, user-friendly digital platform, Canadians can now book, manage, and reschedule driving test appointments with unprecedented ease. From Toronto to Vancouver, Calgary to smaller rural towns, the updated booking … Read more
In a major move to strengthen the social safety net, the Government of Canada has introduced the Canada Disability Benefit, offering up to \$2,400 annually to low-income Canadians with disabilities. Announced as part of the 2024 Federal Budget, this new benefit aims to reduce poverty and improve quality of life for over 600,000 Canadians by … Read more
As financial pressures grow across Canada, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has announced a significant enhancement to the Disability Tax Credit (DTC) for 2025. Eligible individuals can now receive refunds of up to \$9,428, with extra amounts available for minors and dependents. This change is part of the federal government’s broader plan to improve financial … Read more
In 2025, the Ontario Government is making a significant move to support its workforce and address the province’s rising cost of living. Beginning October 1, 2025, the minimum wage will increase to \$23.86 per hour, marking a 2.4% rise from last year. Alongside this change, the province is also expanding support through the Ontario Autism … Read more
In 2025 Canada introduced a brand-new driving licence test booking system aimed at making the process faster, fairer, and easier for drivers across the country. The move replaces outdated booking methods such as phone calls and in-person visits with one streamlined online platform in many provinces. For years, new drivers faced months-long waits for available … Read more
Grocery prices across Canada remain high in 2025, putting pressure on household budgets. To help ease this burden, the federal government will provide a one-time tax-free payment through the Canada Grocery Rebate in September 2025. This program, administered by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), aims to help low- and modest-income families manage the rising cost … Read more