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Day: 12 May 2023
Government Reaches a Tentative Agreement for the Police Operations Support Group
The Government of Canada recently announced that it had reached a tentative agreement with the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), Local 104, for the Police Operations Support (PO) group. Once ratified, this agreement will significantly impact approximately 1,050 RCMP civilian members and federal public service employees who provide crucial support to the Royal Canadian Read More…
The Expiration of Title 42: Implications for Border Security and Resource Allocation
The expiration of Title 42 and its implications on the tens of thousands of people travelling from around the world to gain entry into the United States represents a significant turning point in immigration policies. This situation has escalated into an immigration nightmare, prompting the deployment of hundreds of U.S. troops to the border with Read More…
Unveiling Prejudice: Outrage Surrounds Netflix Choice of Black Cleopatra
Netflix continues to face a wave of sudden anger and outrage due to their casting decision of Adele James, a black woman, to play the iconic Queen Cleopatra. The controversy stems from the argument that Cleopatra was not black or had dark skin. In the history of cinema, we can account for around 22 featured Read More…
A Date Set for Grocery Cheques to be Sent Out to Canadians
“The Grocery Rebate is officially coming to eligible Canadians on July 5th. 11 million people across the country are going to receive hundreds of dollars in support by direct deposit or cheque. We’ll keep working to make life more affordable for you.” Tweeted Prime Minister Trudeau Last night, Prime Minister Trudeau took to Twitter to Read More…