Federal government owes carbon tax money to Ontario, Manitoba, and New Brunswick
The federal government is paying out more than $200 million to Canadian families in Manitoba, New Brunswick and Ontario.
That's because it underestimated how much money it was going to collect from the carbon tax in its first year.
The law stipulates all revenues from the carbon price are to be returned to the province in which they were raised.
Ninety per cent of that money is going to families through rebates on their income taxes.
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Rising temperatures create flooding risks and other dangers around frozen ponds, creeks and streams
With warm weather and rain in the forecast over the coming days, the City of Hamilton is reminding residents to take steps to prevent flooding in and around their homes, and to be cautious around all bodies of water. -
St. Catharines hair salon now closed after order from public health
Niagara Region Public Health has ordered a St. Catharines salon to close its doors. -
20,000 COVID vaccines administered in Niagara, officials look to vaccinate more front line workers
Niagara is marking a milestone as over 20,000 COVID vaccines have now been administered.
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AT THE MOVIES WITH RICHARD CROUSE
Tim talks to Richard Crouse, Host of the talk show Pop Life on CTV NewsChannel and CTV! Pop Life airing Saturdays at 8:30 p.m. ET and Sundays at 2:30 p.m. ET on CTV News Channel. This week watching: Minari (Premium digital and on-demand), The Vigil (Select theatres and VOD), The Sinners (VOD), The Last Vermeer (VOD) -
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View from the drive thru - What's Russian social media saying?
