This week, the Canadian political arena heated up as Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre advocated for a summer gas tax holiday, sparking a fiery debate in the House of Commons. The Conservatives argue that this measure would alleviate financial pressures on Canadian families by reducing federal fuel levies on diesel and gasoline during the popular travel months between Victoria Day and Labour Day.

Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency to be launched back in 2009 and although it took some time to gain traction, it spawned a multi-billion dollar market that comprises of thousands of tokens now. The popularity of digital assets has grown rapidly within a decade, enough to have a horde of platforms launched solely for the purpose of providing crypto trading services.

The crypto market began with Bitcoin that was launched more than a year ago and has now become the largest crypto token in terms of market cap. The crypto space has undergone rapid growth and expansion with thousands of new tokens introduced over the years, drawing interest from global investors and traders who are looking to make profits.

Cryptocurrencies have been called the future of finance. Not only are they revolutionizing the payments industry, they have also proven to be an attractive investment vehicle. Therefore, millions of people all across the globe have taken an interest in the crypto space and are trading cryptocurrencies.

Between 2010 and 2021, the City of Brampton incurred $38 million in severance costs, with a significant portion allocated during recent years. This expenditure comes into focus particularly due to the generous packages given to former senior leaders, as detailed in a city report. The report highlights the city’s financial commitments following the dismissal of several high - ranking officials.