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By Isaac Teo Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) did not do cursory checks on claims requesting wage subsidies under a pandemic relief program using the information it already had before paying…
By Peter Wilson A new website called “VoteAgainstWoke.ca” is offering Ontarians a list of “non-woke” candidates who are running in the upcoming school board trustee elections on Oct. 24. “The only…
By Andrew Chen Some Vancouver-area municipal politicians recently participated in an event where Chinese consulate representatives celebrated the founding of the communist regime in Beijing. On the same day, a…
By Aldgra Fredly The head of Konnech Corp., a Michigan-based software company, was arrested on Oct. 4 for allegedly stealing and storing personal data of Los Angeles County election workers…
By Allen Zhong High gas prices in the United States are caused by a mismatch between U.S. oil production and refining, bad policies or political hostility, and the Biden administration’s…
By Tom Ozimek The OPEC+ alliance of crude-producing countries has agreed to deep cuts in oil output, providing a likely floor to falling prices and delivering a blow to U.S.…
By Mimi Nguyen Ly A study funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has found a “positive association” between vaccine-related aluminum exposure and persistent asthma. The study (pdf),…
By Dorothy Li Chinese authorities have opened at least one “overseas police service station” in the United States as part of the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) global transnational repression, according…
By Noé Chartier The Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) is planning to keep its vaccine mandate in place for positions requiring high readiness and deployments and to drop it for others,…
1 in 5 Canadian businesses considering adding surcharge to credit card transactions By David Wagner Canadian businesses will now have the option of applying a surcharge to credit card transactions,…