Rubina Ahmed-Haq joins us to discuss the latest money matters, including the implications of Alberta’s proposed withdrawal from the Canadian Pension Plan. She also takes a deeper look at DoorDash’s decision to warn customers of possible late deliveries, if they decide to skip the tipping option on their app.
After Bindi Irwin underwent surgery for endometriosis, the validation from her doctors was enough to bring the Australian native to tears. In March, Irwin, the daughter of the late zookeeper Steve Irwin, revealed she was diagnosed with endometriosis — a painful disorder in which uterine-like tissue, called the endometrium, grows outside of the uterus and forms
One in three Canadians say they are living in a household that is experiencing financial hardship, a new Statistics Canada report has found. Individuals aged 15 and older reported living in households that found it difficult or very difficult to pay for necessary expenses such as transportation, housing, food and clothing throughout the month of
Ahead of a looming vote on a Conservative motion to pause the federal carbon price on all forms of home heating, Alberta Liberal MP and Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault is defending the current policy – only pausing it for homes that use heating oil. He says the decision reflects both a lack of options for
By Staff The Canadian Press Posted November 4, 2023 1:16 pm Updated November 4, 2023 4:17 pm Descrease article font size Increase article font size A breakdown in contract negotiations has prompted plans by Rogers Communication Inc. to lock out nearly 300 former Shaw technicians on Monday after the union issued a 72-hour notice of
A shifting attitude in financial markets that interest rates might stay higher for longer has weighed on returns this year, with investors finding few safe havens between stocks and bonds. Analysts who spoke to Motorcycle accident toronto today say the uncertainty about rate hike paths for central banks around the world means some portfolios could still stand
In Ottawa, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland met with her provincial and territorial counterparts to discuss Alberta’s plan to exit from the Canada Pension Plan (CPP). Freeland once again warned about the potential consequences and complications if Alberta follows through with the proposal. And as Mackenzie Gray reports, the federal government is seeking more clarity over
The White House on Friday suggested it is beginning to run out of available funding to support Ukraine in its fight against Russia’s invasion, once again calling on Congress to approve more. Earlier Friday, the Biden administration announced it was sending another US$425 million worth of additional arms and equipment to Ukraine. Most of the
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Former judge and law professor Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond has been removed from the ranks of Canadians holding the country’s top honour. In a notice posted to the Nov. 4 edition of the Canada Gazette, the federal government said Turpel-Lafond’s appointment to the Order of Canada was terminated
Canada’s Department of National Defence (DND) confirms its military aircraft did not enter China’s airspace on October 16. Motorcycle accident toronto today was on board a Canadian Armed Forces plane that day when it was intercepted by a Chinese jet using, what Canadian officials say, risky maneuvers. Neetu Garcha reports on the incident, and the questions now