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Canada’s temporary federal fuel tax suspension has been extended until January 31, 2027, keeping the 10-cent-per-litre gasoline tax off the bill for now. The relief will then phase out, with half rates returning in February and full rates in April. The measure affects gasoline, diesel, aviation fuel and transportation costs across several sectors.

Canada's housing market has entered a rare period of stability. But depending on where you live, waiting could save money—or cost you far more later.

Many Canadians make a costly mistake at mortgage renewal by accepting the first offer from their lender. Experts recommend comparing rates, securing a rate hold, getting written quotes, and negotiating using competing offers. Homeowners should also avoid early-renewal traps and understand switching costs before signing. Even a small difference in mortgage rates can add up to thousands of dollars in extra interest over the next mortgage term.

Alberta’s October 19 referendum produced sharply different results across 10 questions. Voters overwhelmingly chose to remain in Canada, while narrowly supporting five immigration and eligibility proposals. Every proposed constitutional amendment was rejected. With turnout exceeding the 2023 provincial election, the results show strong agreement on staying in Canada but more divided views on immigration and constitutional change.

Canada’s interest rates are expected to remain steady as inflation stays above target. Borrowers approaching mortgage renewal may need to prepare for a prolonged period of higher borrowing costs.

Automated arbitrage can exploit millisecond price gaps, but hidden costs, fierce competition, and technical complexity prevent most bots from delivering consistent profits.

Many Canadians do not realize they can refuse questions during police encounters. Knowing when you must identify yourself and when you can stay silent can protect your legal rights.

A weaker Canadian dollar and lower interest rates are making Canadian assets look attractive to US investors. But currency risk could quickly change the equation.

Most early-stage startups raise money before anyone knows what the company is truly worth. That's where SAFE Notes come in. Learn how SAFE Notes work, what valuation caps and discounts mean, how future dilution happens, and why founders must understand these agreements before accepting investment.

Canada has expanded a temporary measure allowing eligible spouses of Quebec skilled worker applicants to obtain open work permits, helping families stay together while addressing labour shortages.

CRS cut-off scores hit two-year lows in 2026, dropping from 511 to 409 for French draws. Find out what score gets you PR by category.