Tania Kohut
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It’s income tax time: CRA opens electronic filing service for 2018 returns
The deadline to file your taxes is April 30, but there are a few advantages to getting your paperwork in much sooner. → Read More
Polar vortex brings frigid weather to much of Canada — but relief is (almost) in sight
Above-normal temperatures and even rain are in the forecast for some areas currently dealing with the deep freeze. → Read More
Here’s how CPP, EI and small business taxes are changing in 2019
For many Canadians, the changes will be slight, considering CPP's cut is rising while EI is falling. → Read More
French police reportedly kill suspect in Strasbourg Christmas market shooting
The man who opened fire on a Christmas market in the French city of Strasbourg on Tuesday is dead, according to Reuters' police sources. → Read More
Shooting near Strasbourg Christmas Market leaves 1 dead, 3 injured: reports
At least one person is dead after a shooting near a Christmas market in the French city of Strasbourg, according to multiple reports. → Read More
FBI raids Chicago office of former Trump tax lawyer Edward Burke
Burke served as a tax lawyer for U.S. President Donald Trump for over a decade until earlier this year. → Read More
Whitey Bulger dead: Notorious Boston crime boss killed in prison
Bulger, 89, had been moved to a prison in West Virginia in the hours before his death. → Read More
Trump condemns Pittsburgh synagogue shooting, suggests death penalty for accused
While details regarding Saturday's tragic event continues to emerge, Trump praised police response and referred to the accused gunman as a “madman” and “whacko.” → Read More
Hurricane Michael carves path of destruction in Florida
The storm flooded towns and destroyed structures as it ripped ashore. → Read More
Hurricane Florence fatalities: Infant, mother killed in North Carolina
The pair died after a tree fell on their home Friday, according to Wilmington, N.C. police. → Read More
Canada Child Benefit payments get a boost
The monthly tax-free CCB payment will increase on Friday to keep pace with cost of living. → Read More
Person scales Statue of Liberty on Independence Day
It's unclear why the person, who appears to be female, climbed to the foot of Lady Liberty. → Read More
New details to be released on Canada’s new air passenger protection laws
Transport Minister Marc Garneau is set to announce more details about how the government plans to implement a proposed bill of rights for passengers travelling by air. → Read More
1 student shot at California high school, suspect in custody
A 14-year-old boy has been taken into custody after a shooting at a Palmdale, Calif. high school Friday morning. → Read More
Donald Trump to meet North Korea’s Kim Jong Un on June 12
U.S. President Donald Trump will meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on June 12 in Singapore. → Read More
Shooting at Nashville’s Opry Mills Mall leaves 1 person in critical condition
Some shoppers fled the building as shots rang out Thursday afternoon, while others hid. → Read More
President Bush imposed steel tariffs in 2002 — and it didn’t go so well for the U.S.
Donald Trump continues to stand firm on his plan to impose new tariffs on aluminum and steel, but a look at the country's track record should give the president pause. → Read More
President Bush imposed steel tariffs in 2002 — and it didn’t go so well for the U.S.
Donald Trump continues to stand firm on his plan to impose new tariffs on aluminum and steel, but a look at the country's track record should give the president pause. → Read More
GOP members involved in train crash in Virginia
Several Republican members of Congress were travelling to a GOP retreat by train Wednesday morning when it was involved in a collision. → Read More
Bat invasion in Australia town prompts closures, protests: ‘Kids are locked indoors’
Videos show screeching bats filling the sky. → Read More