By Lester Bronzon Catarbas Students, who are often faced with limited budget, were among the key groups who have benefitted from the tax relief. For some students, the GST Holiday allowed them to save some [Read More]
By Lester Bronzon Catarbas The GTHA (Greater Toronto Hamilton Area) Condo Market has seen a record low in condominium apartment sales since 1996. According to the latest Condominium Market Survey Results released by Urbanation Inc., [Read More]
by Zane Cherniak TikTok, the wildly popular app known for its bite-sized entertainment and cultural influence, finds itself at the heart of a heated debate over privacy and national security. While the United States initially [Read More]
by Zane Cherniak A recent federal Department of Health report has raised concerns about alcohol consumption among Canadians, particularly young adults, who are ignoring guidelines designed to reduce long-term harm. The report, Alcohol Use Among [Read More]
by Samuel Rogers The Toronto Police Service has unveiled a record breaking drug bust. At a press conference, TPS Chief Myron Demkiw announced the seizure of 835 kilograms of cocaine in an operation called “Project [Read More]
By Rishika Verma Toronto takes the top spot in having the most expensive rental market across Ontario, with the average asking rent for a one bedroom apartment being $2,360, and a two-bedroom apartment having a [Read More]
How skeptical are Canadians when it comes to health information? The Canadian Medical Association wants to know. By Miriam Bosiljevac A new survey released Tuesday by the Canadian Medical Association (CMA) and Abacus Data shows [Read More]
Written by Jordyn Streisfield With the winter holidays just past, and Valentine’s Day on the horizon, the winter season should be a great time for jewelry stores in Ontario . But a recent string of robberies [Read More]
By Syed Sakib Grab your free Hot Chocolate on Mondays at The Bentway Ice Skating Trail in downtown Toronto, located beneath the Gardiner Expressway, offering an innovative urban winter experience. With twinkling lights and the sounds of [Read More]
by Zane Cherniak At 91, Jean Chrétien, Canada’s Prime Minister from 1993 to 2003, remains a significant figure whose life lessons continue to resonate. In a recent YouTube interview from Sprouht, Chrétien shared reflections drawn from [Read More]
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