Canada’s economic momentum weakened in March, with fresh data showing a return to contraction after several months of expansion. According to the latest Ivey Purchasing Managers Index (PMI), overall business activity fell below the critical growth threshold, indicating a decline in economic performance. The seasonally adjusted PMI dropped sharply to 49.7 in March, down from … Read more
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has decided not to renew approximately 1,300 temporary contracts following the end of the 2025 tax season. According to the Union of Taxation Employees (UTE), the majority of these positions were held by call centre agents who were hired to handle increased demand during peak filing periods. The agency confirmed … Read more
The Canadian dollar posted a slight increase against the U.S. dollar, supported by rising oil prices but limited by weaker domestic economic data. On the trading day, the currency strengthened by 0.1%, reaching approximately 1.3900 per U.S. dollar, or about 71.94 U.S. cents. During the session, the loonie fluctuated within a narrow range of 1.3892 … Read more
Carrying out a will is far more than a ceremonial duty—it is a legally binding responsibility that requires precision, patience, and accountability. While many people only encounter this role once in their lifetime, imagine the insights gained by someone who has served as an executor seven times over decades. An experienced 85-year-old executor offers a … Read more
For millions of Canadians, caring for aging parents is no longer a matter of proximity—it is a complex responsibility stretched across cities, provinces, and even continents. As families become more geographically dispersed, long-distance caregiving has emerged as one of the most challenging aspects of modern elder care. While technology helps bridge communication gaps, the emotional, … Read more