Retirement is feeling increasingly out of reach for most Canadians with a year of decades-high inflation behind them and rumblings of a possible recession ahead, according to a new survey from BMO. Canadians now believe they will need $1.7 million to retire, up 20 per cent from 2020’s figure of $1.4 million, the survey said.
MISSISSAUGA, Ont. – The province’s police watchdog has found there are no reasonable grounds to charge a York Region officer in relation with the motorcycle death of a 28-year-old man in June. The Special Investigations Unit says the motorcycle driver was riding his bike around 11:15 p.m. on June 14 north of Newmarket, Ont., when
TORONTO — A biker convicted in what’s believed to be Ontario’s largest mass slaying feared he might “end up in the pile of dead bodies” himself if he didn’t follow orders from his gun-toting gang brothers as they carried out the execution-style killings eight years ago, his lawyer argued Monday. While in hindsight, Marcelo Aravena
Two people have been transported to hospital after three motorcycles were involved in a crash on Highway 401 at McCowan Road. The eastbound express lanes of the highway were shut down as police investigated the collision. Collision-#Hwy401 eb express lanes at Warden- all express lanes closed due to single motorcycle collision, rider taken to hospital.
A man and a woman have died and another person has been rushed to hospital after a car and a motorcycle collided Thursday night. Peel Regional Police says the fatal crash happened on Burnhamthorpe Road East, just west of Tomken Road in Mississauga at approximately 8:15 p.m. Const. Lilly Fitzpatrick says the man and woman
Nine-year-old David Balogun is a certified class act. Balogun, who lives with his family in Pennsylvania, became one of the youngest-ever high school graduates — and he’s already finished a semester of community college. Read more: At 30 years old, meet the world’s oldest-ever dog, Bobi Read next: How inflation is tapping out a Montreal
Google sent layoff notices on Monday to affected Canadian employees after its parent company Alphabet announced earlier this year it was cutting 12,000 of its global workforce. Google Canada spokesperson Lauren Skelly said notifications had been sent to staff impacted by the cuts announced last month. It wasn’t immediately clear how many Canadian jobs were
Devastating earthquakes in Turkey and Syria have left more than 2,600 dead and thousands more injured. And as the world grapples with questions on how best to help, experts say there are grim insights for other regions — including Canada — at risk of significant seismic shocks. Hundreds are believed to still be trapped beneath
As premiers gather in Ottawa for a high-stakes health summit, a majority of Canadians say they want to see more funding for health care — but many also want plans attached to increased spending amid concerns about how provinces allocate health dollars. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Canada’s 13 premiers will sit down for a
