Johnston Faces Criticism for Hiring Crisis Communications Firm on Taxpayer Expense
Canada’s special rapporteur on foreign interference, David Johnston, has come under scrutiny for hiring crisis communications firm Navigator to assist
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News Corp vs. the Transition To Influencer Advertising
On our last episode, we floated the idea that the “Bud Light Backlash,” and related modern anti-queer-revival consumer actions against
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7 In 10 Canadians Still Want To Own A Home But Can’t Afford To
In a recent survey conducted by the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC), it was found that despite concerns about
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Iraq’s Central Bank Announces Major Boost to National Gold Reserves
The Central Bank of Iraq (CBI) has announced that the country’s gold reserves have risen to over 132 tons. This
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Court Validates IRS Access To Coinbase User Data Via “John Doe” Summons
In a groundbreaking decision, a US Federal court has granted the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) the authority to access user
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Royal Helium Secures Second Offtake Deal, To Raise $7.0 Million Via Convertible Debt
Royal Helium (TSXV: RHC) has secured a second offtake agreement for its Steveville helium processing plant, which is expected to
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Forest Fires Lead To Exploration Suspensions In Quebec
As the Province of Quebec grapples with forest fires, the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources is cutting access to regions
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Two Safety Executives Leave Twitter Amid Content Moderation Concerns
In a double blow to Twitter, two key safety leaders have left the company within days. The first departure came
