Reports have been circulating that online retail giant, Amazon, is considering dipping its toes into the world of home insurance, causing brief unrest in the existing market.
CIBC is reporting that the amount Canadians are spending on home renovations and upgrades has dropped to the lowest level in five years.
These new digital license plates are rolling out in the state of California this month – they’ll be able to display digital messages and track the car’s location.
Ontario's worst roads have been revealed.
On Wednesday the Bank of Canada opted to keep their benchmark interest rate at 1.25%. The rate has been holding steading since min-January, however the bank did hint at a potential raise in July.
"No surprise here," TD senior economist Brian DePratto said in a commentary. "With the economy set to outperform the bank's earlier expectations … and signs of life in all sectors bar housing, economic conditions favour another interest rate hike.”
Over half of Canadians don’t know the true cost of owning a car, according to a new study.
It’s a question being asked by condo owners in downtown Toronto, who wonder why their condominium boards are trying to police what goes on inside their private dwellings.
With the prospect of more high-rise buildings one the, well, rise, many are concerned about the affect they will have on the amount of sunlight that is shed on the downtown core. Among them is 66-year old George Traini. Traini has lived just north of the Art Gallery of Ontario for four decades and enjoys exploring the area during sunny afternoons. The idea of high-rises coming in and disrupting the natural sunlight in the area worries him greatly.
"Morning sun is sunlight, Vitamin D, it makes for a healthy lifestyle," he said. "No one wants to live in constant darkness."
The Kents bought their Vancouver home in 1972 for $40K and are part of a small group of homeowners that are petitioning their province.
Despite efforts by law enforcers to clamp down on distracted driving, it seems Canadian’s are still finding themselves in fender benders thanks to wavering attention.