In 2025, Canada’s senior citizens are getting some important updates to their monthly retirement payments. The Government of Canada has made changes to the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old Age Security (OAS) to help seniors deal with the rising cost of living. These changes are meant to give better financial help, especially as things Continue reading
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CPP Investments Backs $225M AI Data Centre In August 2025 – Key Details On Funding, Location & Tech Partner
A big tech project is happening in Cambridge, Ontario, and it’s getting a huge push from CPP Investments—the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board. They’ve promised to put $225 million into a special type of building called a hyperscale data centre, which will support powerful AI technology and cloud computing. Let’s break down what this means Continue reading
Canada Pension Plan Surprise – Will You Get The Full $1,364 Monthly In 2025?
The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) is a mandatory social insurance program for working Canadians. It provides monthly financial support to individuals in retirement, those living with disabilities, and surviving family members of deceased contributors. Anyone who has worked and contributed to CPP through payroll deductions is entitled to receive CPP benefits based on their contributions and the age at Continue reading
Canada’s 2026 CPP Survivor Benefit Update- New Rates, Eligibility, And How To Apply
The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) Survivor Benefit is set to undergo a major revision in January 2026, with enhanced monthly payments, broader eligibility criteria, and streamlined application processes. These changes are part of the federal government’s ongoing CPP enhancement efforts to provide stronger financial support to the surviving spouses, common-law partners, and dependent children of deceased CPP contributors. As inflation rises and cost-of-living challenges intensify, the Continue reading
Canada’s CPP Invests $163 Million in Cambridge Data Center – What It Means for Your Pension in 2025
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB), which manages the retirement savings of millions of Canadians, is putting a huge amount of money into technology infrastructure. The organization has announced a C$225 million (US$163 million) investment to help grow a hyperscale data center in Cambridge, Ontario. This move shows how important digital technology and data Continue reading
