Category: Ontario

If the employment period has been two years or more, the employee must give at least two weeks’ written notice of resignation. However, the employee does not have to give notice of resignation if the employer constructively dismisses the employee or breaches a term of the contract. When you resign from a job what are […]

Removing all four wisdom teeth in one procedure typically ranges from a low-end of $300 to $500, up to $2400 or more. How much does wisdom tooth removal cost in Ontario? Cost of a wisdom tooth removal in Hamilton The cost to get your wisdom teeth out can vary by a lot. With a typical […]

Ministry of Public and Business Service Delivery – ServiceOntario – centralwesthealthline.ca. Due to COVID-19, many organizations have changed how they are providing services or may be temporarily closed. Call, or check the service website, for additional information. What Ministry does ServiceOntario fall under? Ministry of Public and Business Service DeliveryMinistry of Public and Business Service […]

Where an employee fails to show up to work without confirming with the employer, the employer may consider their absence to be a resignation. However, employers should make appropriate efforts before concluding an employee resigned. Is it illegal to not show up to work Ontario? This includes consistently and consecutively failing to attend the workplace […]

Examples of assets cash. money you have in bank accounts. stocks and bonds. Registered Retirement Savings Plans ( RRSP ) Does Ontario Works have access to your bank account? To determine your eligibility, staff will access your personal and financial information that is kept in other government or financial computer systems. You will be asked […]

In Ontario, an employee can be terminated in two ways—with cause or without cause. A ‘without cause’ termination means that an employer can terminate an employee at any time without a reason. What qualifies as wrongful termination in Ontario? A wrongful dismissal in Ontario occurs when an employer terminates an employee without providing them advanced […]

Basic lenses in Ontario can average about $150 for basic frames. Stronger prescription and thinner lenses can cost around $150 to $300. Progressive lenses can range from $400 to $1300, depending on the type of range. OHIP covers eye exams, but not the cost of prescription eyeglasses. How much does an average pair of prescription […]

OHIP+ coverage will stop on your 25th birthday or if you become covered by a private plan, but you may qualify for other financial help with prescription drug costs. Are prescriptions free in Ontario after 65? With the Ontario Drug Benefit program, as a senior (someone 65 years or older) you pay a portion of […]

Canada. A baby bonus was introduced in Canada following World War II, paying $5 to $8 monthly to all parents of children under 16. What year did baby bonus start in Ontario? July 2022 marks the 6th anniversary of the Canada Child Benefit, which was introduced in 2016. When did the $5000 baby bonus start? […]

The Ontario Association of Optometrists has paused its job action, resuming OHIP-funded eye care services for patients aged 65 and older. Ontario optometrists have resumed eye care services for patients over the age of 65 and youths aged 19 and younger, as well individuals with pre-existing conditions. Are optometrists seeing patients again in Ontario? Optometrists […]