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Interest rates defy gravity: What Canada’s latest hike means for homeowners, renters, and newcomers
Rates fever Whatever goes up is supposed to come down. That’s one of life’s most trusted rules. But when it comes to interest rates, Canadians may be discovering that gravity doesn’t always work on schedule. With the Bank of Canada raising rates and signalling that more hikes…
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Chasing the Wild: How Photographer Jadon George Tracks Earth’s Ultimate Predators
Wild and wise! Most people run from apex predators. Jadon George packs a camera and follows them. Across 16, four continents, and countless close calls, the photographer, author, and event creator has built a career on capturing nature’s most formidable hunters—and pulling…
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TTYL rolls out Toronto’s most anticipated Halloween weekend party at 172 Bathurst
This is how we do it The countdown is officially on for what is slated to be Toronto’s most electrifying, culturally defining weekend of the season — TTYL HALLOWEEN Party. Taking over Sound Machine (located at 172 Bathurst Street, Toronto), the highly sought-after event is set…
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Food or rent? Canada’s food banks hit record 2.35 million monthly visits
“Half the world’s starving; the other half is trying to lose weight.” Visits to Canadian food banks have shattered all historical records, reaching a staggering 2.35 million in a single month. This represents a breathtaking 117% surge compared to pre-pandemic levels in 2019.…
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Albertans choose to remain in Canada but questions remain for business immigrants
A new day has come Albertans have voted to remain in Canada, and understandably, Question 10 of the October 19 referendum has dominated national discussions. But while attention centres on the rejection of separation, the first four questions deserve equal scrutiny, particularly…
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What Happens When a Community Kitchen Feeds More Than Hunger?
Food always matters After years of saying “the kitchen renovation is coming,” Tiffany Kift finally had a ribbon to cut. For the executive director of Simcoe Hall Community Programs and Food Bank, the moment was about much more than a renovated room at the Oshawa organisation. It…
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Are you on top of your game of life?
Tick, tick, says the clock There comes a point in life when you have to stop and ask yourself a simple but uncomfortable question: Am I really on top of my game? Not just at work. Not just financially. Not just in the eyes of other people. But in life. Being on top of your game…
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Greatness is a responsibility: Martin Franssen
To whom much has been given… For Martin Franssen, the meaning of service was learned long before it ever became a career. Born in Port Perry and raised in Oshawa, Franssen grew up watching his parents quietly anchor their community. His mother, Ruth Marie Snowden, trained as a…
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Meet the world’s most educated person and the lessons we can learn
Knowledge or power…or both Most people finish school, get a job, and call it a day. Then there’s Jamie Beaton. While most 30-year-olds are struggling to clear a single student loan or figure out their next career move, Jamie Beaton has spent his twenties treating higher…
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10 of the Cheapest Universities in Canada for International Students Pursuing a Master’s Degree
Oh Canada! Canada remains one of the world’s most popular destinations for international students, but the cost of a Canadian master’s degree can vary dramatically from one university and program to another. For international students trying to keep costs under control, the good…