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Airlines allowing flight changes over Zika virus + MORE Jan 31st
MONTREAL – Three of Canada’s largest airlines are allowing passengers to change bookings to destinations in Central and South America as well as parts of the Caribbean amid concern over the Zika virus.
The move by the Canadian carriers comes after several global airlines, including United Airlin.... More »
A comfortable retirement is closer than you think + MORE Sep 4th
If you live like a typical Canadian then you might not have to save as much as you think for retirement.
Before determining how much Canadians need to save, it’s important to get a handle on how much they spend. A visit to Statistics Canada reveals that the average Canadian household spent $79.... More »
Renovating is a good time to update your home insurance policy + MORE Jun 3rd
Homeowners should update their home insurance policies or risk having insufficient coverage when disaster strikes, insurance experts say..... More »
Should you buy a vacation property? Aug 27th
The benefits of owning a vacation property are obvious. A cottage, cabin, condo or trailer a short drive from your home can provide a quick weekend recharge. A property down south can serve as a regular vacation destination or extended winter stay for a snowbird.
There are many emotion-driven reason.... More »
Lawyers seek ruling on whether judges can dictate religious attire in court Mar 27th
MONTREAL – Lawyers for a woman who was denied a court appearance because of her hijab are seeking a legal opinion on the rights of Quebecers who want access to justice while wearing religious attire.
They filed a motion on Friday with the Quebec Superior Court on behalf of Rania El-Alloul, who.... More »
Roundup: Canadians respond to the new prostitution law
– macleans.ca
Jonathan Hayward/CPBella Clava has been a sex worker in Toronto on and off for many years. She prefers to use this pseudonym to protect her identity, as she’s also a social worker and mother of one young daughter. “A lot of people believe that sex work is inherently violent, but I don’t believe that,” she told me. “What makes it violent are the laws that force us into situations where we don’t have time to screen the people that we’re going to be doing business with.” Last year, she got sick and had to live off Employment Insurance, and decided to go back to sex work to make ends meet. “Without it, I don’t know how I would have made it. I was living off next to nothing and had to provide for my daughter. When I was too sick to work, sex work gave me an opportunity and it saved my life.”
Last Friday, Bill C-36, the new federal anti-prostitution legislation that criminalizes those who buy sex (known as “the perverts” to Justice Minister Peter Mackay) officially came into force…
We get TD to reverse insurance denial: Roseman
– thestar.com
Many people buy credit card insurance, hoping it will pay their bills if they’re unemployed. But that isn’t always the case.
