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December 3, 2024
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On November 21, the federal government announced two new measures intended to relieve some of the financial stress currently being experienced by most Canadian families and households.tax That financial stress arises, in large measure, from the steady increase in the cost of goods and service over the past two years – and, while inflation has decreased significantly over the past several months, price increases for non-discretionary expenditures like food and housing continue to outpace the general rate of inflation.


September 12, 2022
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This year, for the first time since 2019, most (if not all) post-secondary students will be preparing to go to (or return to) university or college for in-person learning. While that’s an exciting prospect after two years of pandemic restrictions, starting or returning to post-secondary education is also an expensive undertaking.