Tax filing season begins in Canada. Here's what you need to know

Taxpayers complain of long waits for CRA to fix its errors

A story like this would have sounded absolutely unbelievable to a lot of Canadians just a few years ago. Now people are watching it unfold in real time and asking themselves a much bigger question: Why does trust in Canada’s institutions feel lower than ever? Whether people agree politically or not, more Canadians are openly talking about crime, censorship, institutional distrust, affordability, burnout, and feeling like something in the country has fundamentally shifted. And honestly… that’s a

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Fact check: Did 700K Albertans want a referendum on separation?

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has said 700,000 people in the province signed petitions indicating they want a referendum about either remaining in Canada or separating. CBC’s Fact Check team takes a look at the context behind that number. #Alberta #DanielleSmith #Referendum #FactCheck #CBCNews

People looking to shop in Ontario on Victoria Day have more options this year after the Ford government passed legislation allowing all retailers to remain open. CTV's Kimberley Johnson speaks with Plato's Closet manager Darla Cowls, who is choosing to close to give her staff a break from the holiday shopping rush. #VictoriaDay #Ottawa #CTVNewsOttawa #OntarioNews #Retail