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Crypto Briefing
cryptobriefing.com > collins-faces-scrutiny-over-kavanaugh-vote-as-maine-senate-race-heats-up

Collins faces scrutiny over Kavanaugh vote as Maine Senate race heats up

19+ hour, 45+ min ago   (417+ words) Estefano Gomez is an editor at Crypto Briefing specializing in blockchain analysis, DeFi, and the intersection of crypto and digital art. He previously served as Editor in Chief at Interesante for over three years, where he covered blockchain technology, NFTs,…...

Todayville Edmonton
todayville.com > edmonton > b-c-governments-budget-error-underscores-broader-fiscal-mess

B.C. government’s budget error underscores broader fiscal mess

1+ week, 18+ hour ago   (586+ words) todayville.com Given so many other exciting happenings in British Columbia politics recently, a financial planning mistake may seem a bit mundane. But the Eby government’s budget error of $1.5 billion (or more) is a real scandal that deserves attention. For…...

rebelnews
rebelnews.com > federal_department_spent_nearly_1_billion_on_consultants_despite_carney_s_promised_cuts

Federal department spent nearly $1 billion on consultants despite Carney's promised cuts

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (347+ words) The Carney Liberals continue funnelling huge sums of taxpayer funds to consultants. The Department of Employment spent $998.5 million on consultants last year, about 10 percent above its six-year average of $910 million, according to records obtained by Blacklock’s Reporter. The spending came…...

Jeff Davis Ledger
jdledger.com > 08/19/2026 > times-change-by-tommy-purser

Times Change — By Tommy Purser

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (428+ words) Jeff Davis Ledger Earlier today I was looking back at some old copies of the Ledger when I ran across a column I had reprinted in the Ledger more than 40 years ago — in May of 1985 to be exact A…...