Canadian families increasingly turning to food banks during 'unprecedented' need 🥖
As the cost-of-living crisis persists and food prices continue to rise, two-parent households are increasingly turning to food banks across Canada to feed their families, a new report shows.😮💨 📈 💸
The 2023 Hunger Count by Food Banks Canada published on Wednesday uses food bank data from all provinces and territories in March 2023 to provide a snapshot of how pronounced food bank usage has become across the country.📊
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As the cost-of-living crisis persists and food prices continue to rise, two-parent households are increasingly turning to food banks across Canada to feed their families, a new report shows.
The 2023 Hunger Count by Food Banks Canada published on Wednesday uses food bank data from all provinces and territories in March 2023 to provide a snapshot of how pronounced food bank usage has become across the country.
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Bank of Canada interest rate decision explained🏦
The Bank of Canada has decided to maintain its overnight rate at five percent. This marks the continuation of the rate that has been in place since July and is the highest level in over twenty years. The decision comes as Canada's economy experiences a slowdown, and there are signs that supply and demand are approaching a state of balance. For insights on what this means for Canadians, CTV's Alexandra Pinto interviewed licensed insolvency trustee Doug Hoyes from Hoyes, Michalos & Associates Inc.😟
The decision by the Bank of Canada to keep interest rates steady was expected by many, including the speaker. They had previously predicted that interest rates may have reached their peak, with the high rates already having a notable impact on the economy. Raising interest rates is typically done to curb economic growth, and it appears that this effect is already taking place, so the decision not to increase rates further did not come as a surprise.😶
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The Bank of Canada has decided to maintain its overnight rate at five percent. This marks the continuation of the rate that has been in place since July and is the highest level in over twenty years. The decision comes as Canada's economy experiences a slowdown, and there are signs that supply and demand are approaching a state of balance. For insights on what this means for Canadians, CTV's Alexandra Pinto interviewed licensed insolvency trustee Doug Hoyes from Hoyes, Michalos & Associates Inc.😟
The decision by the Bank of Canada to keep interest rates steady was expected by many, including the speaker. They had previously predicted that interest rates may have reached their peak, with the high rates already having a notable impact on the economy. Raising interest rates is typically done to curb economic growth, and it appears that this effect is already taking place, so the decision not to increase rates further did not come as a surprise.😶
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3 children, 1 adult killed in Canada shooting; wounded victim survives😨
Canadian police discovered a tragic scene involving five people, including three children, who were shot and killed in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. The incident occurred across two residences in the border city, where the alleged shooter was also found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The victims were discovered after reports of break-ins in the area. A wounded individual, aged 45, was taken to the hospital for treatment, while the shooter had fled the first residence before the police arrived. The case is described as an "unspeakable tragedy."👮🏻
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Canadian police discovered a tragic scene involving five people, including three children, who were shot and killed in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. The incident occurred across two residences in the border city, where the alleged shooter was also found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The victims were discovered after reports of break-ins in the area. A wounded individual, aged 45, was taken to the hospital for treatment, while the shooter had fled the first residence before the police arrived. The case is described as an "unspeakable tragedy."👮🏻
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More Than Half of Canadians Spend More Than $200 per Month for Energy Bills
Over half of Canadians (53%) spend more than $200 per month on home heating and energy, with 21% finding it a significant financial burden, according to research conducted for the federal Natural Resources department. This information was part of a report titled "Supporting Accessibility, Inclusivity and Retention on Energy Efficiency Programs," which aimed to understand why Canadians were not utilizing federal grants for home retrofits. The report also highlighted that homeowners in Alberta (74%), the Atlantic provinces (69%), and the Territories (79%) were more likely to pay over $200 per month for their primary residence's energy bills.
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Over half of Canadians (53%) spend more than $200 per month on home heating and energy, with 21% finding it a significant financial burden, according to research conducted for the federal Natural Resources department. This information was part of a report titled "Supporting Accessibility, Inclusivity and Retention on Energy Efficiency Programs," which aimed to understand why Canadians were not utilizing federal grants for home retrofits. The report also highlighted that homeowners in Alberta (74%), the Atlantic provinces (69%), and the Territories (79%) were more likely to pay over $200 per month for their primary residence's energy bills.
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MPs Vote to Probe Rising Auto Theft for Black Market Export
MPs voted unanimously to investigate the growing black market for stolen vehicles in Canada, where cars are stolen and then exported to other countries. Insurance claims for stolen vehicles cost $1 billion last year. A Vehicle Theft Trend Report from June 6 revealed that there were 70,082 vehicle thefts in 2022, with Ontario having the highest number at 28,131, followed by Quebec at 14,380, and Alberta at 12,965. All provinces saw double-digit increases in auto thefts between 2021 and 2022.
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MPs voted unanimously to investigate the growing black market for stolen vehicles in Canada, where cars are stolen and then exported to other countries. Insurance claims for stolen vehicles cost $1 billion last year. A Vehicle Theft Trend Report from June 6 revealed that there were 70,082 vehicle thefts in 2022, with Ontario having the highest number at 28,131, followed by Quebec at 14,380, and Alberta at 12,965. All provinces saw double-digit increases in auto thefts between 2021 and 2022.
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Saskatchewan Premier Calls Federal Government One of the ‘Biggest Threats’ to Province in Throne Speech
The government of Saskatchewan views the federal government in Ottawa as a major threat to the provincial economy. In response, they plan to review federal Clean Electricity Regulations through a newly created tribunal. Premier Scott Moe expressed concerns about the perceived impracticality and cost of energy standards and net-zero emissions targets set for 2035. The government will use The Saskatchewan First Act to refer these regulations and the oil and gas emissions cap to the Economic Impact Assessment Tribunal, which aims to assess the economic impact of federal initiatives.
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The government of Saskatchewan views the federal government in Ottawa as a major threat to the provincial economy. In response, they plan to review federal Clean Electricity Regulations through a newly created tribunal. Premier Scott Moe expressed concerns about the perceived impracticality and cost of energy standards and net-zero emissions targets set for 2035. The government will use The Saskatchewan First Act to refer these regulations and the oil and gas emissions cap to the Economic Impact Assessment Tribunal, which aims to assess the economic impact of federal initiatives.
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Why aren't interest rates going down in Canada?
Andrew Chang looks at the Bank of Canada’s latest move to hold its key interest rate. Why haven’t rates dropped? And how does it impact your mortgage, loans and cost of living?
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Landlords have been fined 11 times in 4 years for bad faith evictions. That's far too low, say experts
Ontario's Landlord and Tenant Board issued 11 fines in nearly four years for bad faith evictions — but tenants' lawyers say that number is staggeringly low and reflects a failure by the province to protect tenants.🚫 👱♂️
CBC Toronto obtained the number of fines from the Landlord and Tenant Board. Nearly all of the 11 fines issued from January 2020 to the end of September 2023 amounted to less than $3,000 per landlord with two exceptions. One fine was issued for $5,000 and another was fined $10,000.👨⚖️
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Ontario's Landlord and Tenant Board issued 11 fines in nearly four years for bad faith evictions — but tenants' lawyers say that number is staggeringly low and reflects a failure by the province to protect tenants.
CBC Toronto obtained the number of fines from the Landlord and Tenant Board. Nearly all of the 11 fines issued from January 2020 to the end of September 2023 amounted to less than $3,000 per landlord with two exceptions. One fine was issued for $5,000 and another was fined $10,000.
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Trudeau Announces Carbon Tax Pause on Heating Oil, Heat Pump Subsidies for Lower Income Households.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has revealed a three-year suspension of the carbon tax on heating oil and an increase in subsidies for Canadians adopting electric heat pumps. Speaking during a press conference on October 26, Trudeau emphasized the need to align policies for optimal results. The temporary suspension of the fuel charge on heating oil for residences and small businesses will commence in 14 days, impacting areas under the federal fuel charge. The Liberal government anticipates this move will save an average household using heating oil around $250.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has revealed a three-year suspension of the carbon tax on heating oil and an increase in subsidies for Canadians adopting electric heat pumps. Speaking during a press conference on October 26, Trudeau emphasized the need to align policies for optimal results. The temporary suspension of the fuel charge on heating oil for residences and small businesses will commence in 14 days, impacting areas under the federal fuel charge. The Liberal government anticipates this move will save an average household using heating oil around $250.
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Convicted murderer, prison escapee suspected of setting fatal Old Montreal fire
Denis Bégin, a previously convicted murderer who escaped custody and was on the run for four years, is now the primary suspect in an Old Montreal arson case that claimed seven lives in March, as confirmed by surveillance footage. Montreal police investigators established the connection between Bégin and the arson case several weeks ago, but he has not been charged yet. Bégin had previously escaped from a minimum security institution in Laval, Quebec, in 2019 while serving a life sentence for second-degree murder. He was recaptured on May 15, 2019, by the Service de police de la Ville de Montréal (SPVM).😱
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Denis Bégin, a previously convicted murderer who escaped custody and was on the run for four years, is now the primary suspect in an Old Montreal arson case that claimed seven lives in March, as confirmed by surveillance footage. Montreal police investigators established the connection between Bégin and the arson case several weeks ago, but he has not been charged yet. Bégin had previously escaped from a minimum security institution in Laval, Quebec, in 2019 while serving a life sentence for second-degree murder. He was recaptured on May 15, 2019, by the Service de police de la Ville de Montréal (SPVM).😱
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Trudeau Announces Carbon Tax Pause on Heating Oil, Heat Pump Subsidies for Lower Income Households
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced a three-year pause on the carbon tax for heating oil and increased subsidies for Canadians to adopt electric heat pumps. This move is aimed at reducing costs for households and small businesses while promoting a transition to cleaner energy sources. The federal carbon tax, set to increase annually until 2030, is being adjusted to accommodate the needs of rural communities, doubling the Climate Action Incentive Payment rural top-up rate. These measures reflect the government's commitment to addressing climate change and supporting Canadians during the transition.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced a three-year pause on the carbon tax for heating oil and increased subsidies for Canadians to adopt electric heat pumps. This move is aimed at reducing costs for households and small businesses while promoting a transition to cleaner energy sources. The federal carbon tax, set to increase annually until 2030, is being adjusted to accommodate the needs of rural communities, doubling the Climate Action Incentive Payment rural top-up rate. These measures reflect the government's commitment to addressing climate change and supporting Canadians during the transition.
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Environment Minister Says Ottawa Will Amend Impact Assessment Act After Supreme Court Ruled It Unconstitutional
Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault has announced that Ottawa will be amending the Impact Assessment Act to align it with a Supreme Court of Canada ruling. The court had previously declared the act unconstitutional. The proposed amendments will clarify the government's policy intent to prevent adverse environmental effects within federal jurisdiction, affirming that this has always been their mission. The goal is to ensure that the revised act serves the interests of Canadians, the economy, and the environment.
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Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault has announced that Ottawa will be amending the Impact Assessment Act to align it with a Supreme Court of Canada ruling. The court had previously declared the act unconstitutional. The proposed amendments will clarify the government's policy intent to prevent adverse environmental effects within federal jurisdiction, affirming that this has always been their mission. The goal is to ensure that the revised act serves the interests of Canadians, the economy, and the environment.
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Alberta's proposal to leave Canada Pension Plan could cause 'serious harm,' minister says
Ontario Minister of Finance Peter Bethlenfalvy called for an ‘urgent meeting’ of federal, provincial and territorial finance ministers to address Alberta’s proposal to leave the Canada Pension Plan. During a time of uncertainty in the world, Bethlenfalvy says, Canadians should never have to worry about the 'safety and soundness' of their pension plan.
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Ontario Minister of Finance Peter Bethlenfalvy called for an ‘urgent meeting’ of federal, provincial and territorial finance ministers to address Alberta’s proposal to leave the Canada Pension Plan. During a time of uncertainty in the world, Bethlenfalvy says, Canadians should never have to worry about the 'safety and soundness' of their pension plan.
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'First significant' snowstorm hits parts of Canada 🥶 , while other areas prepare for record-breaking heat 🥵
Environment Canada issued a snowfall warning for communities in northern Ontario for the "first significant" storm of autumn.❄️
While northern Ontario braces for snow, southern Ontario communities could see record-breaking heat for this time of year.🌡
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Environment Canada issued a snowfall warning for communities in northern Ontario for the "first significant" storm of autumn.
While northern Ontario braces for snow, southern Ontario communities could see record-breaking heat for this time of year.
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Lich, Barber Trial: Ottawa Police Officer Says Convoy Protesters ‘Hostile’ When Told to Leave.
During the trial of protest organizers Tamara Lich and Chris Barber on October 27, an Ottawa police officer testified that Freedom Convoy protesters reacted aggressively when police instructed them to disperse. Sgt. Jordan Blonde stated, "There was more of a crowd being formed. It was very, very hostile at that point in time, so hostile that the liaison team on the ground made the decision to pull out of the area, and we didn't continue messaging at that time just due to the yelling and the screaming and swearing." He emphasized that the situation was extremely hostile and something he hopes to never experience again, referring to a crowd gathered on Wellington Street near Parliament Hill in downtown Ottawa.
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During the trial of protest organizers Tamara Lich and Chris Barber on October 27, an Ottawa police officer testified that Freedom Convoy protesters reacted aggressively when police instructed them to disperse. Sgt. Jordan Blonde stated, "There was more of a crowd being formed. It was very, very hostile at that point in time, so hostile that the liaison team on the ground made the decision to pull out of the area, and we didn't continue messaging at that time just due to the yelling and the screaming and swearing." He emphasized that the situation was extremely hostile and something he hopes to never experience again, referring to a crowd gathered on Wellington Street near Parliament Hill in downtown Ottawa.
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Accused RCMP leaker asked colleague to compile top-secret report on organized crime, jury hears
Cameron Ortis, the former director of RCMP intelligence, allegedly requested a subordinate to compile a top-secret report on criminal organizations' use of encrypted phones approximately a year before being accused of leaking sensitive information to a Canadian charged with selling such devices. Ortis faces six charges, including four counts of violating the Security of Information Act, for purportedly sharing classified information with individuals engaged in criminal activities. Ortis has pleaded not guilty and claims to have the "authority" for his actions. He is accused of leaking information between February 1 and May 31, 2015, to Vincent Ramos, who provided encrypted phones to criminals, including drug cartels and money-laundering syndicates.😶
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Cameron Ortis, the former director of RCMP intelligence, allegedly requested a subordinate to compile a top-secret report on criminal organizations' use of encrypted phones approximately a year before being accused of leaking sensitive information to a Canadian charged with selling such devices. Ortis faces six charges, including four counts of violating the Security of Information Act, for purportedly sharing classified information with individuals engaged in criminal activities. Ortis has pleaded not guilty and claims to have the "authority" for his actions. He is accused of leaking information between February 1 and May 31, 2015, to Vincent Ramos, who provided encrypted phones to criminals, including drug cartels and money-laundering syndicates.😶
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Canadian Films on Beijing-Censored Topic Face Disruption at Ontario Film Festival; Chinese Interference Abroad
Brian Fang, an actor with New Century Films, experienced a mix of emotions during the Markham International Film Festival in July. The film company was recognized during an awards ceremony, but the moment turned embarrassing when he was mistakenly turned away while attempting to receive a recognition certificate. Markham city councillor Amanda Yeung Collucci had given the certificate to another film. This incident, along with other unusual experiences during the festival, raised suspicions of Beijing's involvement.
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Brian Fang, an actor with New Century Films, experienced a mix of emotions during the Markham International Film Festival in July. The film company was recognized during an awards ceremony, but the moment turned embarrassing when he was mistakenly turned away while attempting to receive a recognition certificate. Markham city councillor Amanda Yeung Collucci had given the certificate to another film. This incident, along with other unusual experiences during the festival, raised suspicions of Beijing's involvement.
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TheMoment Celine Dion speaker battles pushed a N.Z. city to the edge
Mayor Anita Baker of Porirua, New Zealand, has expressed the community's frustration with late-night Celine Dion songs being played, causing disturbances for residents.
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Mayor Anita Baker of Porirua, New Zealand, has expressed the community's frustration with late-night Celine Dion songs being played, causing disturbances for residents.
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Firefighters carried babies out of Ottawa Hospital, E.R. patients still being diverted 1 day after blaze 🚒👶
The Ottawa Hospital's General campus is still diverting patients to other emergency departments in the city after transferring patients from other units following a fire Friday afternoon, in what the hospital's leader says was an evacuation of the highest order. 🏥
It could be several days before the General campus building on Smyth Road is able to resume normal operations, said Cameron Love, the hospital's president and CEO, in a scrum with reporters on Saturday morning.⚠️
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The Ottawa Hospital's General campus is still diverting patients to other emergency departments in the city after transferring patients from other units following a fire Friday afternoon, in what the hospital's leader says was an evacuation of the highest order. 🏥
It could be several days before the General campus building on Smyth Road is able to resume normal operations, said Cameron Love, the hospital's president and CEO, in a scrum with reporters on Saturday morning.
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Disagreement over handling of harassment report led to Banff Centre board dismissal
The Alberta government has fired all directors of the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity and appointed a single administrator to oversee the institution due to internal disagreement over how to address a harassment report involving the board chair. Tensions arose after CEO Janice Price filed a harassment complaint against chair Adam Waterous. Despite a majority of directors wanting Waterous removed, the government didn't take action. As a result, Advanced Education Minister Rajan Sawhney dismissed all 10 board directors and appointed Paul Baay as a temporary one-man board to review internal processes and policies.👀
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The Alberta government has fired all directors of the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity and appointed a single administrator to oversee the institution due to internal disagreement over how to address a harassment report involving the board chair. Tensions arose after CEO Janice Price filed a harassment complaint against chair Adam Waterous. Despite a majority of directors wanting Waterous removed, the government didn't take action. As a result, Advanced Education Minister Rajan Sawhney dismissed all 10 board directors and appointed Paul Baay as a temporary one-man board to review internal processes and policies.
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York University, Student Groups Face $15 Million Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Antisemitism Going Back Decades
A class action lawsuit has been filed against Toronto's York University and the York Federation of Students, alleging that Jewish students experienced long-standing antisemitism on campus, leading some to conceal their Jewish heritage without any protective measures being taken to ensure their safety. The lawsuit represents current students, alumni, and those who attended the university between 1998 and 2021. Plaintiffs have reported feeling unsafe, silenced, harassed, threatened with physical violence, and compelled to hide their Jewish identity while on campus.
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A class action lawsuit has been filed against Toronto's York University and the York Federation of Students, alleging that Jewish students experienced long-standing antisemitism on campus, leading some to conceal their Jewish heritage without any protective measures being taken to ensure their safety. The lawsuit represents current students, alumni, and those who attended the university between 1998 and 2021. Plaintiffs have reported feeling unsafe, silenced, harassed, threatened with physical violence, and compelled to hide their Jewish identity while on campus.
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