Proof of vaccination against COVID-19 will no longer be required for personnel working in the British Columbia (BC) Public Service beginning on April 3, according to an announcement made by the government of British Columbia (B.C.). The current stage of the pandemic was a factor in the decision-making process, as was the high immunization rate…
In an article that was reviewed by other professionals in the field of RF radiation and published in the Annals of Clinical and Medical Case Reports, nine independent experts in the field of RF radiation issued a warning that 5G radiofrequency (RF) radiation can cause brain damage, which can then lead to dementia and Alzheimer’s…
Public restrooms and changing rooms are essential facilities that serve people from all walks of life. These facilities are designed to provide privacy, comfort, and convenience to their users. However, there have been concerns regarding the safety of these facilities, especially when it comes to the issue of gender-based violence. In this article, we will…
During the almost decade-long conflict that has developed into Europe’s bloodiest war in the previous 80 years, Canada has been displaying support for Ukraine. The conflict in Russia has rendered silent the pacifists who served in the Canadian Liberal administration, which leans to the left. The senior cabinet ministers in charge of the government’s military…
Canada’s recent federal election has been embroiled in controversy, with allegations of foreign interference dominating the headlines. The Canadian government has accused China of meddling in the election, leading to a diplomatic row between the two countries. In this article, we will explore the allegations of election interference, the evidence supporting these claims, and the…
