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New research from the Fraser Institute suggests that not only could such a tax hike be economically damaging, it would be felt by a broader swath of the population than previously believed. Jamie Golombek discusses the implications.

A new poll has found 80 per cent of Canadians currently working from home want to continue to do so after the pandemic ends. This is a significant jump from an April poll that found 65 per cent wanted the option after the pandemic.

Canada is host to many remarkable species; some of these species are migratory, which means they travel from one region to another, usually at the same time of year. These 5 species travel within Canada:

Canadians can agree that COVID-19 has not only changed the way we live out our day to day lives but also how we celebrate the holidays. However, with Christmas 2020 coming soon, Canadians have somehow found a way to see the positives.

With 2020 nearly behind us, a number of new rules and regulations are set to take effect this upcoming year. Changes include minimum wage increases, bans on single-use plastics and free vaccines.

If you’ve got any old Canadian bank notes stashed away somewhere, now is apparently the time to spend them!

For 2021, Canada’s Food Price Report forecasts an overall increase of between three and five per cent. Due to the pandemic, forecasting the coming year’s food prices presented unique challenges.

Could staycations be 2020’s big holiday trend? Today’s uncertainty agrees with the ability to pick up and go, even if it is last-minute. Staycations can also be good for the wallet since they allow us to save money on airfare and rental cars.