This April 1 increase in the carbon tax instituted by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in 2019 has rekindled anger among its critics. The tax on pollution, introduced by Liberal Party Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in 2019, is one of the flagship measures of his policy to combat climate change. The...
Republicans’ Opposition to FISA Reauthorization Sparks Political Divide and National Security Concerns
Just days before the reauthorization deadline, a faction of House Republicans has stirred up a political divide by blocking the renewal of the controversial Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA). This move has raised serious national security concerns and led to a heated debate among lawmakers. The reauthorization of the FISA...
Chinese Laborers’ Secret Journey: Shipped Across Canada During WWI
A recent inquiry at the Vancouver Island Military Museum in Nanaimo has sparked research and the creation of an upcoming exhibit. The visitor asked about the “CLC,” which turned out to be the Chinese Labour Corps (CLC). This little-known chapter of history sheds light on the approximately 80,000 Chinese residents...
Could Oracle Become the Next Microsoft?
Oracle, the oft-overlooked tech giant, is gradually expanding its cloud and AI ecosystems. But could it replicate Microsoft’s massive gains over the past decade? Let’s delve into the similarities and differences between these two tech giants. The Business Models Microsoft operates a diversified business model, generating most of its revenue...
Electric Vehicle Buyers’ Expectations vs. Market Realities
New research has highlighted a significant gap between what electric vehicle (EV) buyers expect and what the market currently offers. This disparity underscores the need for better consumer education both within and outside dealerships. Let’s delve into the key findings: Unrealistic Price Expectations Consumers tend to hold overly optimistic beliefs...