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Hollywood Unions Condemn ABC Over Kimmel Suspension Amid White House Pressure

A protester outisde the El Capitan Entertainment Centre, where "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" was recorded for broadcast. Hollywood’s most powerful unions are accusing Disney-owned ABC and the Federal Communications Commission of bowing to political pressure after the network abruptly pulled Jimmy Kimmel Live! from the air. The move followed threats from the Trump administration and FCC Chair Brendan Carr over Kimmel’s recent monologue on the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Kimmel, a frequent critic of President Trump, suggested Kirk’s allies were using his death to “score political points.” Within days, ABC affiliates signaled they would drop the show, and the network announced an indefinite suspension. The Writers Guild of America West and East called the decision “an attack on constitutionally protected free-speech rights,” while SAG-AFTRA warned it set a dangerous precedent for artistic expression. The controversy comes amid a broader wave of firings and su...
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Tax-Savvy Strategies: Maximizing Your CRA Returns

                                         

    
As the tax season looms, Canadians are reminded of the April 30 deadline for filing and payment to avoid penalties from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). To ensure a smooth tax experience and potentially increase your returns, here are some key strategies:

  1. RRSP Contributions: Ensure you report any contributions made to your Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) within the first 60 days of the year to qualify for a tax refund.

  2. First Home Savings Account: Take advantage of the new First Home Savings Account (FHSA) for tax-deductible contributions and tax-free withdrawals for your first home’s down payment.

  3. Medical Expense Tax Credit: Families can claim the non-refundable medical expense tax credit if their total medical expenses exceed the lesser of $2,635 or 3% of net income.

  4. Home Office Expenses: Remote workers can claim home office expenses, though the flat-rate method is no longer available; detailed tracking is required.

By mastering these tax changes and utilizing accounts like the TFSA, Canadians can lighten their tax burden and keep more money in their pockets. Remember, early preparation is key to a stress-free tax season.


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