As Canada’s tax deadline nears, what happens if you don’t file your return?
If you don't file your taxes and owe money you may have to pay penalties and interest, an accountant said. The tax deadline is April 30.
Canada
Apr 27
B.C. officer alleged sexual assault, CSIS had her investigated
A CSIS officer's allegations that she was sexually assaulted repeatedly by a superior in agency vehicles set off a harassment inquiry, but also triggered an investigation into her.
Canada
Apr 26
Teal Jones forestry company files for creditor protection in B.C.
On Thursday, Teal Jones filed a petition for creditor protection at the B.C. Supreme Court.
Economy
Apr 28
Canadians’ wages took major hit in 2022 amid high inflation rates: StatCan
Statistics Canada says inflation took an "outsized bite out of real annual wages, salaries and commissions" reported by tax-filers in 2022.
Canada
Apr 12
Can the Bank of Canada cut rates before the U.S.? What Macklem, economists say
The Bank of Canada will be watching its counterpart south of the border carefully as it gauges when to start cutting its benchmark interest rate. Here's why.
Money
May 2
United Way Peterborough report highlights income ‘inadequacy’
Entitled "The Gap: Income (In)Adequacy," the report reviews the past 34 years and shows how Ontario's minimum wage rate and social safety net have both changed.
Economy
Apr 10
Former Canada Goose employees allege layoffs via email ‘inhumane’
On March 26, Canada Goose CEO Dani Reiss announced 'sad news' in a LinkedIn post: the company was laying off 17 per cent of its global corporate workforce.
Canada
Apr 5
Jump in unemployment rate puts Bank of Canada in a ‘tricky spot’. Here’s why
Statistics Canada says the unemployment rate hit 6.1 per cent in March amid a loss of 2,200 jobs and a rapidly growing labour pool.
Economy
Apr 5
‘Full withdrawal of service’: TTC workers OK strike mandate as negotiations continue
After avoiding a strike with trade and electrical workers, the TTC faces another possible disruption with the union representing 12,000 staff approving a strike mandate.
Canada
Apr 29
Starbucks looks likely to win U.S. Supreme Court case involving pro-union workers
Justices noted during oral arguments that Congress requires the National Labor Relations Board to seek such injunctions in federal court.
Consumer
Apr 23
TSX posts small gain, U.S. markets rise ahead of Fed rate meeting and earnings
Strength in base metals helped Canada's main stock index post a small gain Monday, while U.S. markets also rose.
Economy
Apr 29
U.S inflation rises in March, could ‘undermine’ Fed’s confidence for rate cuts
U.S. consumer inflation remained persistently high last month, boosted by gas, rents, auto insurance and other items, the government said Wednesday.
U.S. News
Apr 10
Canada’s income gap is growing. Will Budget 2024 help affordability?
The 2024 budget tabled by Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland Tuesday promised to put money back into Canadians’ wallets. So what will that look like?
Canada
Apr 18
Debt burdening Manitobans, but 27% are feeling better about it, data shows
The latest consumer debt index from MNP Ltd. finds 27 per cent of Manitobans feel better about their current debt situation compared to last year.
Money
Apr 8
Ellen DeGeneres jokes she was ‘kicked out’ of showbiz for being ‘mean’
Ellen DeGeneres is back doing stand-up comedy two years after 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' was brought to end amid toxic workplace allegations.
Entertainment
Apr 26
Alberta RCMP officer charged with possessing, distributing child porn
A 33-year-old constable with the RCMP, stationed at the St. Paul, Alta., detachment, was arrested and charged with child sexual exploitation offences.
Crime
Apr 26
Canadian, U.S. markets rally after differing labour market reports
Canadian and American markets moved higher on Friday, with the TSX posting a new all-time closing high, even as jobs reports in both countries painted different economic pictures.
Economy
Apr 5
University of Winnipeg says cyberattack stole employee, student financial info
The university disclosed last week that a cyber incident targeted the school's network, leading to the school delaying exams, cancelling classes and taking down internet services.
Tech
Apr 4
Kanye West wanted to jail Donda Academy students, shave their heads: lawsuit
The lawsuit has accused Ye, formerly Kanye West, of discrimination, creating a hostile work environment, employee retaliation and unsafe working conditions.
Entertainment
Apr 3
Food service strike: Air Canada, WestJet refine menus at Toronto Pearson
More than 800 workers responsible for providing food and beverages on flights leaving Toronto Pearson International Airport are on strike.
Canada
Apr 16
