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Why Ontario is facing a lawsuit for cancelling its basic income project

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In July 2018, the Ford government abruptly cancelled Ontario’s basic income pilot program, leaving about 4,000 participants without that financial support. Now, those former recipients are suing the province for up to $200 million. CBC’s...
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Plaintiff reacts to class action lawsuit against Ford government

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In July 2018, the Ford government abruptly cancelled Ontario’s basic income pilot program, leaving about 4,000 participants without that financial support. Now, those former recipients are suing the province for up to $200 million. CBC’s...
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Mount Vernon pilot programs gives 200 households $500 a month

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Beverley Duncan was dealing with some serious financial hardships when she found out that out of 3,000 applicants, she was randomly selected to receive this income.
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Tofino short-term rental owner says new regulation will be 'devastating'

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Tofino's municipal council has voted to opt in to B.C.'s new short-term rental rules, despite being exempt as a tourist hot spot. Julia Payne, who owns a short-term rental property in the coastal resort town, tells BC Today host Michelle...
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The Real Deal: Expert tips to save money on tax preparation and uncover missed opportunities

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By getting organized and exploring all available deductions and credits, taxpayers can maximize their savings potential.
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Polish farmers block Ukraine’s border in protest against grain imports

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Farmers are angry at what they say is unfair competition from cheaper imports from Poland’s war-torn neighbour and ally.
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Why is B.C. Housing suing the owners of affordable housing units?

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CBC's Jason Proctor investigates a series of lawsuits filed by the housing agency, which is alleging that condo units in Victoria meant to support new homeowners were actually purchased by people who already owned property — in some...
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Zambia declares national disaster after drought devastates agriculture

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A national emergency is declared in Zambia after a severe drought devastates farming.
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How to prepare for the 2024 tax season and invest your money

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Beverly Wilks, Montreal financial coach and founder of the blog Bacon and Heels, explains the differences between a TFSA, an FHSA and an RRSP, and shares tips on how to prepare for tax-filing season.
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'There's still a lot of excess savings'

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Economists Charles St-Arnaud and Carrie Freestone discuss how much Canadians have saved since the pandemic began and why that money largely hasn't been spent.
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Affordable senior housing opens in Bushwick

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Applicants must also have at least one household member who is 62 years old and older at the time of application.
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Indian police fire tear gas as protesting farmers march on Delhi

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Farmers head to the capital after talks with the government failed to defuse their anger.
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B.C. unveils plan to fund income-tested rental housing

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The B.C. government has unveiled a new plan to create hundreds of rental housing units built on under-used public land, which will be available to middle-income earners already living in those communities. However, as Meera Bains...
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Lottery launched for affordable housing in Williamsburg

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The building at 236 Berry St. will offer up a total of 50 units, including 15 one-bedroom residences.
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West Bank economy strangled by Israel-Hamas war

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Palestinians in the occupied West Bank are struggling to make ends meet because Israel has blocked funds from entering and revoked work permits for people with jobs in Israel. The lack of funds in the territory has created further...
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Budget 2024: 'Farmers haven't benefitted at all in the last 5 years,' says economist Deepanshu Mohan

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In anticipation of Budget 2024, India Inc hopes for measures to boost ease of doing business, particularly benefiting MSMEs and startups. The Modi government is expected to maintain its emphasis on agriculture, with speculation of...
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CBC Explains: How the New Brunswick rent bank works

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Even if you don’t meet all of the eligibility requirements, Housing Minister Jill Green still wants you to apply.
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Budget 2024 Income Tax: How New Tax Regime With Tweaks Is Beneficial

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Budget 2024 income tax expectations: “The government had introduced an optional new tax regime in the Union Budget 2020-21 with lower tax rate but without a lot of the exemptions and deductions. This new concessional tax regime provided...
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Debt is costing Canadians more of their income than ever

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Canadians are paying a higher proportion of their income toward debt than ever before. From second — even third — jobs to major lifestyle changes, Canadians are doing whatever they can to stay afloat.
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Study: Men Report Better Sleep Health Than Women

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A new study on sleep is shedding light on who gets a better night's rest, men or women.
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1 in 10 Torontonians used a food bank from April 2022 to March 2023, report says

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About one Torontonian in 10 used a food bank between April 2022 and March 2023 — more than double the preceding year — according to the annual Who's Hungry report, produced by the Daily Bread and North York Harvest food banks.
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IRS Announces 2024 Tax Brackets

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IRS Announces 2024 Tax Brackets
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Argentina Presidential Run-off: Candidate face off in final public debate

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The two Argentina presidential candidates went head-to-head in a final televised debate, which could prove decisive.
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The Israeli army says three rockets were fired from Lebanon into northern Israel

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The Israeli army says three rockets were fired from Lebanon into northern Israel on Saturday.