u/Known_Refrigerator_5

I have already completed my Canadian interview for nexus and need to do the US interview. Can I show up to the US CBP crossing in Fort erie and request my interview? Or does it need it to be scheduled? Thanks

Originally purchased for myself but can no longer attend. Selling 2 hospitality tix which means unlimited food/drink + parking. Amazing tickets and would be a life experience for anyone who can attend.

Originally purchased for 5k/ticket and asking 6k/ticket. Would be willing to meet up in GTA area to prevent fraud. Feel free to ask any questions!

Long story short I mistakenly made a non-resident TFSA contribution in 2021. I totally forgot about it and received a nice bill of penalties and interest from the CRA in 2025, which I have now paid.

My question is do I need to file a TFSA return as well? when I look at form rc234, it basically figures out how much tax I owe on non-resident contributions, however, the CRA has already figured that out and charged me on their own.

Tl:dr: do I need to file a TFSA form, or just pay the penalties and move on? Thanks!

I am a 36 year old anesthesiologist attending about 2 years out of residency. I am a hands-on provider that works in a relatively high-stress environment, with early mornings and sometimes long days. I have been experiencing left sided chest tightness over the last few months, which sometimes radiates down to my left arm. The chest tightness is definitely worse after working long days or working multiple days in a row.

I went to see a cardiologist and they did a stress test, EKG, echo, blood work, CT, chest x-ray, and all came back clear. They told me it's likely due to work related stress and anxiety.

Has anyone else gone through something similar? I don't feel like I need to take anti-anxiety meds, but if it will help with the chest pain i'd be open to trying. Or is there something my cardiologist is missing that I should have them check?

Any insight/feedback would be appreciated!