House paralyzed over Epstein files for 2nd week in a row – it’s a real head-scratcher, isn’t it? You’ve got this incredibly sensitive situation, potentially explosive information, and yet the wheels of government seem to have ground to a halt. It’s like everyone’s holding their breath, waiting to see what happens next. This isn’t about achieving any meaningful progress for the average American, as some might argue. The focus seems to be on strategic maneuvers and keeping the status quo, which is hardly the kind of leadership you want when such crucial information is at stake.
The core issue seems to revolve around a reluctance to address the potential involvement of powerful individuals, a situation that’s been going on for quite some time.… Continue reading
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Amazon’s announcement to close all seven Quebec warehouses, resulting in nearly 2,000 job losses, has prompted Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne to demand a review of the federal government’s relationship with the company. While Amazon attributes the closures to operational efficiency, the timing follows the unionization of a Montreal warehouse, raising concerns about potential retaliatory action. Champagne has contacted Amazon’s CEOs, expressing his dissatisfaction and hinting at potential repercussions, including a review of the government’s numerous contracts with the company. The minister’s strong response underscores the federal government’s intent to address the situation and protect Canadian workers.
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Matt Underwood 
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