Tag: news
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Presidential Memoranda: Preventing Abuses of the Legal System and the Federal Court
The Trump Administration has directed the Attorney General to seek sanctions for attorneys and law firms that do not follow U.S. laws and professional conduct rules. High-Profile Example: Marc Elias There have been serious examples of misconduct. When publishing this news, the White House referred to the case of Marc Elias. In 2016, Elias’s firm…
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President Issues Executive Order to Shift Disaster Preparedness to State and Local Governments
Federal Policy Shift Towards Local Control In a sweeping new executive order, President Trump has directed federal agencies to overhaul national resilience policies, shifting greater responsibility for disaster preparedness and critical infrastructure management to state and local governments. The order aims to streamline federal involvement while empowering local decision-makers to mitigate risks such as cyberattacks,…
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Interconnected Migration Flows Between the Americas and Europe: A Historical and Economic Perspective
Migration flows between the Americas and Europe are a testament to the profound historical and economic forces that continue to shape global mobility. From the era of European colonization to modern-day immigration policies, the dynamics of migration between these regions highlight shared challenges, interconnected policies, and evolving societal impacts. A Historical Interconnection Migration between the…
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Trump Administration Issues Three Key Executive Orders on January 23rd, 2025
Kingston, ON – January 24, 2025 As expected, the Trump administration has wasted no time enacting executive orders. On January 23, President Donald Trump signed three executive orders: Strengthening American Leadership in Digital Financial Technology, Declassification of Records Concerning the Assassinations of President John F. Kennedy, Senator Robert F. Kennedy, and the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King…
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Women’s Integral Role in Britain’s Modern Economic Growth
The concept of ‘Modern Economic Growth’ is broad, encompassing many factors that transformed simplistic ways of life into the complex world we know today. Among these factors, women’s contributions in 18th and 19th century Britain played a crucial role in shaping economic development.
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Navigating Economic Crises: How Recessions Shape International Student Enrolment in Canada
International students are a cornerstone of Canada’s post-secondary education system, contributing significantly to revenue and cultural diversity. This article examines post-secondary enrolment rates during recessions.
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Federal Spending Power: The Debate Over Healthcare Standards in Canada
In a move that highlights the federal government’s power to enforce national standards, $1.3 million was recently stripped from New Brunswick’s healthcare budget due to patients being charged for medically necessary services. This decision has reignited debates over the federal government’s use of its spending power to maintain consistency across provinces. Supporters argue that such…
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Shifting Gears: The Economic Impact of Electric Vehicle Adoption
The transition from traditional gasoline and diesel vehicles to electric vehicles (EVs) presents multifaceted economic implications. This analysis examines employment trends, resource extraction, production costs, and average sales prices, focusing on leading manufacturers in both sectors.
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Building the Future: Balancing Policy and Supply in Canada’s Housing Market
The Canadian housing crisis is one of the most pressing issues facing young Canadians today. With homeownership increasingly out of reach for many, the contrasting approaches to addressing this issue highlight different priorities and strategies. The current federal government has introduced several measures aimed at making housing more affordable. These include financial tools such as…
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Could Canada’s Voting System Change for the Better? Exploring the Alternative Vote
Canada’s current voting system, First Past the Post (FPTP), has been a staple of its democracy for decades. While it offers simplicity and strong local representation, it often falls short in proportionality and voter choice. Amid ongoing debates about electoral reform, one alternative gaining attention is the Alternative Vote (AV) system. Though no voting system…
