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New Federal Budget to Deliver $1,100 Tax Credit for Personal Support Workers

                                                        Jobs and Families Minister Patty Hajdu  The federal government has announced a major new measure in Budget 2025 aimed at supporting Canada’s personal support workers (PSWs). The initiative introduces a refundable tax credit of up to $1,100 per year for eligible PSWs, a move expected to benefit more than 200,000 frontline care workers across the country. Unveiled by Jobs and Families Minister Patty Hajdu , the credit is designed to recognize the essential role PSWs play in Canada’s healthcare system, particularly in caring for seniors and vulnerable populations. The refundable nature of the credit means that even low- and modest-income workers, who may not owe income tax, will still be able to claim the benefit. The program will allow PSWs to claim five per cen...
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Coordinated Sabotage Disrupts Internet Across France During Paris Olympics

 

In a series of coordinated attacks, unknown individuals have damaged fiber-optic cables across multiple regions in France, causing widespread internet and phone service disruptions. The sabotage occurred early Monday, coinciding with the ongoing Summer Olympics in Paris.

The attacks targeted major telecom providers, including SFR, Bouygues, and Free, affecting services in at least six different departments. The damage was inflicted using tools like axes or grinders, indicating a high level of coordination and intent.

Authorities are investigating potential links to ultra-left movements, especially given the recent arson attacks on the French rail network. The government has condemned these acts as cowardly and irresponsible, emphasizing the significant impact on both commercial operations and public services.

Efforts are underway to restore full service, with technicians working around the clock to repair the damaged infrastructure. The financial toll of the sabotage is expected to be substantial, with losses running into millions of euros.

This incident highlights the vulnerability of critical infrastructure and the need for enhanced security measures, particularly during high-profile events like the Olympics.


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