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Buying a home in Ontario? These hidden costs can add thousands before you even move in

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By Beatriz Ferreira
| NOW Toronto Verified
First-time buyers should budget for land transfer taxes, legal fees and closing adjustments before taking possession of a home. In addition to Ontario’s Land Transfer Tax, buyers in Toronto must also pay the Municipal Land Transfer Tax, though eligible first-time buyers can claim rebates on both. Buyers need a real estate lawyer to complete the purchase, with one realtor recommending budgeting around $2,000 for legal costs.
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‘Girls aren’t being told what pain isn’t normal’: B.C. teen takes endometriosis fight to Parliament

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By Beatriz Ferreira
| NOW Toronto Verified
Elize Nocente launched a parliamentary petition urging governments to introduce mandatory endometriosis education in Canadian schools. Nocente says better education would help young people recognize when period pain is not normal and could help close the years-long diagnosis gap for endometriosis. The petition calls for funding for a national advisory board to develop educational standards, resources and public awareness campaigns about the disease.
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‘Soot could be carcinogenic’: Expert warns wildfire smoke may leave harmful residue in homes

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By Beatriz Ferreira
| NOW Toronto Verified
Properties closer to wildfires may accumulate soot and smoke residue that can damage surfaces, furniture and objects while leaving behind a smoky odour. According to a property restoration expert, soot may contain carcinogens and heavy metals that can pose long-term health risks if not properly removed. Modern homes can keep most smoke out, but older buildings and homes closer to wildfires may still allow smoke to enter through ventilation systems and everyday door openings.
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