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Walmart Canada has publicly closed a small number of underperforming and safety-impacted stores in recent years, most notably a six‑store wave announced in March 2021 and a separate permanent closure ...
The EU imposed an effective bloc-wide ban on broadcasting RT and Sputnik in March 2022, prohibiting EU operators from “broadcasting, facilitating or otherwise contributing to the dissemination” of the...
The EU imposed a broadcasting ban on Russia Today (RT) and Sputnik in March 2022 as part of sanctions tied to the invasion of Ukraine, suspending their licences and prohibiting distribution across the...
The claim that “almost the entire nation of Canada will be colder than −10°F (≈ −23°C) with wind chills colder than −80°F (≈ −62°C) today, Dec 8 2025” is not supported by available government and medi...
Public reporting and multiple open-source investigations identify "Storm‑1516" not as a single Russian state news outlet but as a Kremlin-linked disinformation operation that creates and amplifies fak...
AI is increasingly used to generate or assist fact-check results, but the landscape is mixed: some services produce automated, AI-created verdicts while established fact‑checking organisations general...
Multiple independent fact‑checking outlets and mainstream news organizations — including Check Your Fact, THIP Media, the BBC, and other journalistic fact‑checks summarized on Wikipedia — have investi...
If you believe water-related fees on an Alberta property tax notice are incorrect, available provincial guidance points to two separate paths: challenge property assessments through the Municipal Gove...
Property owners in Alberta can challenge water-related charges through municipal channels, and the Utilities Consumer Advocate (UCA) can mediate utility disputes — the UCA handled 5,290 mediations in ...
Canadian Prime Ministers cannot directly dictate the number of Islamic centers, but federal government actions — funding, security programs, legislative priorities, and public rhetoric — materially af...