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Content creators can use hashtag aggregator to build influence and communities  By Terri Wu  Gan Jing World, a new digital platform, has released a unique social media content curator to…

By Lawrence Wilson  President Joe Biden reacted swiftly to the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to invalidate his plan to forgive many student loans by announcing new measures to provide relief…

By Ross Muscato  The conservative majority U.S. Supreme Court has been busy in the final days before its summer break, and the decisions it handed down this week have heartened…

By Andrew Chen Updated: July 1, 2023  The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has fired 20 employees while investigating about 600 others for applying for COVID-19 financial aid benefits while working…

By Isaac Teo Updated: July 1, 2023  Ottawa’s new fuel regulation doesn’t sit well with six provinces, as Alberta becomes the latest member to join forces with Saskatchewan and Atlantic…

By Doug Lett Updated: July 1, 2023  The head of a grassroots parent group in Saskatchewan thinks education departments around the country need to become more vigilant about materials being…

By Bill Pan  The legal fight over President Joe Biden’s proposal to “forgive” billions of dollars in federal student debt has finally been put to rest, along with all questions…

By Matthew Vadum Updated: July 1, 2023  The Supreme Court voted 6–3 on June 30 to strike down President Joe Biden’s controversial plan to partially forgive student loans. The six…

By Tom Ozimek Updated: July 1, 2023  The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has sent out a special mailing to taxpayers in disaster-affected areas, letting them know they have more time…

By Peter Wilson Updated: June 30, 2023  Despite Google previously running tests to block some Canadian news in preparation for the passage of Bill C-18, Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez says…