Shakira reporte ses spectacles, incluant celui au Centre Bell, d’une manière très touchante
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Juste à temps pour payer un beau costume d'Halloween. 🎃
Le costume d'Halloween n'est pas encore acheté et les mitaines de l'an dernier ne font déjà plus? Les parents qui reçoivent l'allocation canadienne pour enfants (ACE) peuvent souffler un peu, puisque le dépôt d'octobre de l'Agence du revenu du Canada (ARC) tombe cette semaine.
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Comme plusieurs prestations et crédits fédéraux destinés aux familles, cette aide arrive sans formulaire à remplir chaque année, et elle n'ajoute pas un sou à ta facture d'impôts. Elle n'est d'ailleurs pas la seule à atterrir ce mois-ci, comme le montre notre calendrier des versements de 2026.
Voici ce que tu pourrais voir apparaître dans ton compte, comment le montant est établi et quoi faire si rien n'arrive.
Tu y as droit si un enfant de moins de 18 ans habite avec toi et que c'est surtout toi qui en prends soin. Il faut aussi résider au Canada aux fins de l'impôt.
Toi ou ta ou ton partenaire devez par ailleurs avoir la citoyenneté canadienne, la résidence permanente ou le statut de personne protégée, être au pays comme résident temporaire depuis au moins 18 mois, ou être inscrit en vertu de la Loi sur les Indiens.
Et si l'enfant partage son temps entre deux maisons? Tout dépend de la répartition. S'il vit chez toi moins de 40 % du temps, l'ARC ne te considère pas admissible. Entre 40 % et 60 %, c'est la garde partagée, et chaque parent reçoit la moitié de ce qu'il toucherait avec la garde complète, selon son propre revenu.
Les montants en vigueur de juillet 2026 à juin 2027 sont versés au complet aux familles dont le revenu familial net rajusté de 2025 est inférieur à 38 237 $.
Au-delà de ce seuil, l'ARC retranche une part de ton revenu excédentaire, qui grossit avec le nombre d'enfants.
L'ACE de ce mois-ci sera versée le mardi 20 octobre . Les deux prochains dépôts suivront le vendredi 20 novembre et le vendredi 11 décembre 2026.
Ton compte est toujours vide mardi soir? Laisse passer cinq jours ouvrables avant d'appeler l'ARC. Pour éviter de guetter ton appli bancaire chaque mois, tu peux aussi t'inscrire aux rappels de versement de l'ARC, qui t'avertissent environ une semaine avant chaque dépôt, et vérifier le montant prévu dans Mon dossier.
Tous les détails sont sur la page officielle de l'allocation canadienne pour enfants.
It isn't far from Toronto. 🍂
Looking to chase some waterfalls this autumn? You may want to take a trip to this dreamy destination.
Located just outside of Toronto, it's a waterfall paradise with endless cascades and breathtaking hikes waiting to be explored.
Hamilton, about an hour from Toronto, is known as the "waterfall capital of the world." According to Tourism Hamilton, the area has over 150 cascades, from towering natural wonders to smaller hidden gems.
Many popular waterfalls are only minutes from downtown, so you don't have to go far to soak up some stunning views.
You can hike along scenic trails to hidden cascades, or discover waterfalls just steps from the parking lot.
Some of Hamilton's popular waterfalls include Felker's Falls, tucked away in a scenic conservation area, and Albion Falls, known as "one of the most picturesque waterfalls in the region."
For a fall hike with incredible views, head to Dundas Peak and Tew Falls, located in Spencer Gorge Conservation Area, where wooded trails lead to a dramatic lookout over a valley filled with autumn colours.
Along the way, you can admire the falls, a slender ribbon waterfall surrounded by a colourful forest.
Another must-see is Webster Falls, a picturesque cascade also located in Spencer Gorge Conservation Area. The waterfall is especially beautiful in autumn, when the surrounding trees turn shades of gold, orange and red.
Hamilton has plenty of other scenic trails and waterfalls to explore, too.
The Devil's Punchbowl features a dramatic waterfall plunging into a rocky gorge, while Tiffany Falls is a dreamy stop along a short forest trail.
For another peaceful woodland escape, Borer's Falls is a scenic cascade surrounded by greenery, and the Chedoke Radial Trail is a great option if you're looking for a hike with nature and views of the Niagara Escarpment.
Keep in mind that some conservation areas have seasonal access rules, parking restrictions or reservation requirements, particularly during peak fall colour season. It's worth checking the latest details before setting out.
For more inspiration, you can browse Tourism Hamilton's Waterfall Guide to discover even more cascades around the city.
If you're looking for some last-minute fall hikes or new places to explore, the "waterfall capital of the world" is just a road trip away.
It's a scenic hidden gem.
Fall is one of the most magical seasons in Ontario, with crisp leaves blanketing the ground, vibrant trees, and the smell of cinnamon wafting through the air.
It's the perfect time to get outdoors and soak up the scenery, and if you're looking for an especially enchanting spot to visit, keep this place in mind.
Belfountain Conservation Area is a stunning gem nestled in Caledon, about an hour from Toronto.
With colourful foliage, winding trails and beautiful river views, this park is a gorgeous place to soak up the magic of fall.
You'll find limestone cliffs, historic landmarks and wooden boardwalks that follow the river through the scenic landscape.
One highlight is the suspension bridge, which hangs beside a cascading waterfall. As you cross, you can admire the vibrant autumn leaves surrounding the gorge while listening to the water rushing below.
To reach the falls, take either the Gorge Trail or the Riverside Trail, a boardwalk path with scenic lookouts, from the parking lot. Keep in mind that the Gorge Trail is rated difficult, so be sure to wear sturdy footwear and come prepared for a more challenging hike.
There's more to discover around the conservation area, including a historic fountain, the Yellowstone Cave, and the Lucky the Fox statue.
After exploring the park, you can make your way into the nearby hamlet, where heritage buildings, little shops and quiet streets make for a cozy autumn day.
With roots dating back to the early 19th century, Belfountain has lots of small-town charm, and the surrounding fall foliage adds an extra layer of beauty. It's a quaint place to spend an afternoon taking in the scenery and browsing the local shops.
It just isn't fall without a cozy drink, and there are several cute cafes that will have you feeling like you're in an episode of Gilmore Girls. Higher Ground Café and The Belfountain Café are worth popping into if you're after a sweet treat and warm drink.
You can also enjoy a self-guided heritage walking tour, which takes you past old-world buildings and hidden gems that will whisk you away to another era.
For more fall hikes, you can head to Forks of the Credit Provincial Park, where you'll find stunning trails and another picturesque waterfall. Don't forget to make a reservation in advance.
Reservations for Belfountain Conservation Area are available online until October 25, so start planning that magical fall outing.
Price: $8.50 per adult
When: Until October 25, 2026
Address: 819 Forks of the Credit Rd., Caledon, ON