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As Quebec encounters its #MeToo moment with various charges flying on social media, a Federal MP who ranks top in Canada's opposition party is facing allegations of sexual misconduct. Yves-Francois...
Read moreDetailsFew weeks ago, 24% of publicly traded Shenzhen Kangtai Biological Products Co. was transferred to Yuan Liping after she divorced the company’s Chairman, Du Weimin. As the shares of the...
Read moreDetailsMore than 200,000 servings of freshly ground pork will help in feeding families in Ontario this year courtesy of a grassroots fundraising initiative supported by hog farmers and their partners...
Read moreDetailsGoogle Play Pass was launched in September 2019 as a subscription service which offers apps and games without adverts or in-app purchases. It only operated in the U.S.A. The good news is...
Read moreDetailsThe Ontario government has released a policy that directs children’s aid societies in the province to end the controversial practice of releasing birth alerts. Birth alerts are statements issued by...
Read moreDetailsA top Canadian investment firm that wants to purchase Torstar Corp. has raised its bid in a bid to respond to a rival offer for the media outfit. NordStar Capital LP...
Read moreDetailsMany businesses in Ontario are waiting for an announcement of stage 3 reopening plan by the provincial government. With current data indicating a slow and steady drop in Ontario's COVID-19 cases, Premier...
Read moreDetailsA Canadian Engineer, Yasser Ahmed Albaz has been released from an Egyptian prison after spending almost 500 days in custody and has travelled back to Canada to be with his...
Read moreDetailsThe poll that was conducted by Research Co., reveals that 75 percent of Canadians would take COVID-19 vaccine if available. The percentage is a bit higher than what was obtained...
Read moreDetailsCanada’s biggest lenders have confirmed they had joined the general boycott of Facebook Inc. that started by United States civil rights groups whose aim is to put pressure on the...
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