I am a firm believer that all our government policies should be citizens centred
I am a firm believer that all our government policies should be citizens centred. The policy and decision-makers should thoroughly analyze the impact of their policy changes and decision-making. Theories and book knowledge is good but those are as good as a tool. We should know if that tool is still good or outdated. It […]
Canada’s 6 large banks announce deferral of mortgage payments
Dec 7, 2020 Work remotely/from home has become a norm and may very well change the way the corporate world’s employees work and/or commute for their daily jobs. While working from home some expenses could creep up without you knowing it. Printer supplies such as paper, ink, possibly purchasing a new work desk, perhaps buying […]
TRREB February-2023 housing market report analysis
February-2023 Housing Report Review Toronto Region Real Estate Board (TRREB) has released its February-2023 housing market report, here is a quick review of the report for your benefit. It seems like the market is still struggling, with a decrease in the number of residential properties exchanged ownership compared to last year. However, there is some […]
Canada’s 6 large banks announce deferral of mortgage payments
Mar 18, 2020 Canada’s six largest banks (Bank of Montreal, Bank of Nova Scotia, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, National Bank of Canada, Royal Bank of Canada and Toronto-Dominion Bank) have stood up to the occasion and in these challenging times, they have offered to deffer up to six mortgage payments to give relief to families […]
Post Coronavirus outlook of the Real Estate market in GTA-Canada
Mar 30, 2020 I hope and pray that you are safe and enjoying with your families. I’m sure an obvious question lurking in your minds these days, like many others, would be what is the Real Estate outlook after we get over the Coronavirus? In uncertain times no one can predict the future; having said […]
Let us welcome the spring with home care tips
Spring is here, and it is time to start thinking about taking care of your home. With the warmer weather and longer days, it is the perfect time to tackle some home maintenance tasks and get your house in tip-top shape for the season. Here are some spring home care tips to help you get […]
CNN’s anchor Chris Cuomo explains his experience suffering from COVID-19
It is serious, Oakville Mayor Rob Burton signed a new bylaw on Friday, April 3, 2020, effective immediately, that could slap a hefty fine of up to $100,000 to those individuals who are not following the social distancing guidelines. The article in InsideHalton.com says; “Congregating in an Oakville park or sports field during the coronavirus […]
The meltdown of Credit Suisse
The collapse of and the recent acquisition of Credit Suisse by UBS in a $3.25 billion deal was not entirely unexpected, given the bank’s history of fraud allegations and questionable practices. Credit Suisse has faced allegations of tax evasion, money laundering, and insurance claims, among other things. The consequences of these activities by financial industry giants […]
CNN’s anchor Chris Cuomo explains his experience suffering from COVID-19
While suffering from Coronavirus, CNN’s anchor Chris Cuomo has become the biggest advocate of social distancing to fight against Coronavirus pandemic. He explained in this interview about his own personal experience, how is he enduring the suffering, what is he doing to fight it out, and what we should be doing to avoid being a […]
Inflation cools in February, falling to 5.2%: Statistics Canada
The latest news from Statistics Canada shows that inflation in February fell to 5.2%, a decrease from the previous month’s 5.4%. The easing of inflation is largely attributed to lower energy prices and while grocery prices, in general, remained high, the growth in prices for other food items slowed down on a year-over-year basis in […]