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The provincial government is preparing for the second wave as Ontario's COVID-19 cases continue to rise.

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People have been hearing a lot about what the government is doing during the pandemic. The spread of COVID-19 in Canada has meant that money needs to be given to businesses and individuals who find themselves affected. Now, some Canadians can see the GST credit they'll be receiving.

Ontario is calling on the federal government to guarantee that Canadian travellers who have been fully immunized with mixed COVID-19 vaccines will be able to travel internationally when they are able to again.

Start making those (tentative) plans! Restrictions on group gatherings might be easing up in the province. Health Minister Christine Elliott spoke alongside Premier Doug Ford on May 15 during the daily COVID-19 in Ontario briefing and shared that the cap size for meet-ups could be raised from 5 to 10 as early as next week.

Alberta is so packed with beautiful hidden gems that it's a shame to spend every weekend in the city. There are enough unique outdoor activities here that you could spend every weekend hiking to a new breathtaking waterfall or mountain vista. That being said, we found one of the best trails in Alberta and it's beginner-friendly. It will take you across not only a suspension bridge but three waterfalls too.

Le Programme incitatif pour la rétention des travailleurs essentiels (PIRTE) débute ce mois-ci. Cette initiative, annoncée en avril dernier, va permettre aux travailleurs essentiels du Québec qui sont éligibles de recevoir un bonus salarial. Ce 11 mai, Revenu Québec a dévoilé un calendrier prédéfini pour l'application au programme.

When step three of reopening in Ontario begins on July 16, the number of people that can attend weddings will change and your guest list can get a lot bigger.

Clear your schedule! A new month is just days away, which means that it's the perfect time to scope out which new Netflix Canada May 2020 shows and movies you'll be binge-watching over the coming weeks. The streaming service has presented a seriously stacked lineup for users, so you've got some hard decisions ahead of you.

The first summer weekend in Ontario was a busy one. Hundreds could be seen flocking to multiple beaches across the city in an attempt to cool down from the hot summer heat. The Toronto beach crowds also left behind heaps of trash by the end of their outing.

Throwing an illegal party in Ontario will now come at a serious cost. Premier Doug Ford announced that Ontario's party fines are increasing for hosts.

Last week, Ontario shrunk its gathering limits to just 10 people indoors and 25 people outdoors.

There might not have been many opportunities to get lucky in 2020, but that's about to change under Ontario's new step three guidelines.

Parts of the province are going to be feeling more than a little swampy this weekend thanks to an incoming heatwave.

If you're a homebody that hates commuting to work, you might assume high-salary positions are out of reach for you — but you'd be surprised what you can earn from your couch these days.

Help is on the way for people who need money during this pandemic. Justin Trudeau announced a new measure on March 25. Employment Insurance in Canada is getting an extension with a new benefit for Canadians who have lost their income because of COVID-19.

It's no secret that the pandemic has caused many people to rethink their future in the GTA and with plenty of other cheaper, vibrant Ontario regions to choose from, home buyers are starting to flee the 6ix.

Ontario will officially be entering step three of the reopening plan at 12:01 a.m. on Friday, July 16.

Parts of the province have officially moved backwards in reopening. Doug Ford announced on Thursday that Ontario's gathering limits have been reduced in some cities.

Following a giant outage that left Canadians across the country without phone and data services this week, a Rogers credit has been offered to affected customers.

With Ontario moving into step two earlier than expected, bars and restaurants are about to look a bit more normal this summer. Yet, if you're holding out for indoor dining, you're going to have to wait a little bit longer.

The federal government has confirmed that all of Canada's COVID-19 recovery benefits will be extended by an additional four weeks, including the Canada Recovery Benefit (CRB).

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Canada is on its way to a fourth wave of COVID-19, according to one expert, but he said it will look very different depending on your vaccination status.