Ottawa rebrands carbon price rebates. How much will you get?
The federal government’s Climate Action Incentive is no more — the carbon pricing rebate is getting a rebrand and will now be renamed the Canada Carbon Rebate.
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David Lametti, Liberal MP and former justice minister, is leaving politics
Former Liberal justice minister and Quebec member of Parlaiment David Lametti has announced his departure from politics at the end of the month after eight years.
Renovictions: Can new bylaws help protect Canada’s renters?
A new bylaw to prevent renovictions in Hamilton, Ont., is being celebrated by housing advocates who say bringing similar changes across the province — or nationwide — could help protect renters.
Loblaw backtracks on discount change for nearly expired items
Loblaw is reversing course on its decision to no longer offer 50 per cent in discounts on items nearing expiry after public backlash.
Canada needs immigration reform to escape ‘population trap,’ economists say
There is a need to reduce Canada’s immigration levels as the country faces what National Bank of Canada economists are calling a “population trap,” where the country is finding it difficult to absorb the number of new arrivals.