Thinking about a human rights claim in Ontario? The HRTO’s new easy-fill forms, step by step
Since September 28, 2026, the HRTO's Form 1, Form 1G and Form 2 can be completed with a guided easy-fill tool. The one-year time limit has not changed. Here is which form to use and how to file it.
Why young people need to learn AI now: free and paid options for grades 7 to 12
Many students already use AI for schoolwork, but using it is not the same as understanding it. Here are free and paid ways for students in grades 7 to 12 to learn AI, and what to check before you choose.
Have a high-paying job offer in Canada? The new Express Entry points, and why you no longer need an LMIA
From November 3, 2026, Express Entry adds points for high-wage Canadian work experience and job offers, and a qualifying job offer no longer needs an LMIA. Here is the table and what to check.
Graduated, but is your study permit still valid? The 90-day rule after you finish
Your study permit can stop being valid 90 days after your school first confirms you finished, even if the printed expiry date is later. Find your date and plan ahead.
Mailed your ballot and it never arrived? Why Canada’s top court cancelled an election over one vote
One mail-in ballot never arrived, and the election was won by one vote. Here is why the Supreme Court of Canada annulled it, and what it means when you vote by mail.
How fast is too fast in Ontario? The speed that turns a ticket into a stunt driving charge
Above certain speeds, an Ontario speeding ticket becomes a stunt driving charge, with your licence and vehicle taken at the roadside. Here are the numbers.
Laid off and applying for EI? The temporary rules that could put more money in your pocket
Temporary EI rules can mean no unpaid waiting week, severance that does not delay benefits, extra weeks for long-tenured workers, and only your last job loss examined.
