2006 EI premium rates cut for employees and firms
The 2006 EI rates cut both employee and employer contributions significantly. Employees pay 1.87 per 100 earned, down from 1.95, while employers pay 2.62, down from 2.73. The maximum insurable earnings stay at 39,000, with substantial lifetime savings for individuals and employers. Quebec sets different rates due to its own benefits. CFIB advises updating payroll systems and verifying eligibility for relatives to avoid overpayments. some refunds possible. The new rates take effect January 1, 2006.
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Hit and Run Etiquette and Legal Fallout Warning
A writer laments daily hit and run incidents near Main Street by “Banner girls” and urges legal duty to stop the practice. The piece explains Highway Traffic Act charges such as fail to remain and fail to report, eight demerits, and police reporting rules with steps for collecting license numbers and witness information.
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Hurricane Wilma impacts Playa del Carmen and Canada warns
A Watrous Manitou report recalls Hurricane Wilma striking Playa del Carmen with flooding and damaged cars while Cancun suffered greater destruction. Steve Miller of the Canadian Hurricane Centre explains hurricane development, the season's record activity, and the need for travellers to heed warnings and stay safe. Global warming may influence cycles, and Canadians are urged to monitor advisories and prepare for storms.
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