Wealthy Americans refuse to pay $1.4T in uncollected taxes
Corporations fall through the cracks when it comes to paying taxes, the Congress needs to create a third-party verification system for their income
“Things are out of control” – There is a shortage of everything and prices are soaring: What happens next
In Wednesday’s press conference, Jay Powell confirmed that the Fed is setting off on a historic experiment: welcoming a conflagration of red-hot inflation for an
City of Toronto has charged a man who built insulated homes for the homeless
Khaleel Seivwright, a carpenter from Toronto, was building insulated homes for the homeless until the city issued a lawsuit and a permanent restraining order to stop him from building structures on city property
HuffPost Canada capsizes, taking 70 jobs with it, just as workers were about to unionize — but the industry crisis goes beyond HuffPost
Since the shutdowns started in March 2020, Canada’s beleaguered media industry has laid off 2,096 and counting
Toronto’s tourism industry in $8.35 billion deficit since pandemic, report says
On the whole, Canada’s tourism decline is ‘worse than September 11, SARS, and financial crisis combined.’
Arizona reopens all businesses at 100% capacity
Arizona can now open doors to all of its businesses at full capacity. The Governor of the state, Doug Ducey, announced on March 5 that
UN: 17% of food produced globally each year gets wasted
Approximately 1.03 billion tons of food gets wasted every year.
Amazon ‘megacycle’ forces mothers to ‘choose between their job and their children,’ advocacy group says
Warehouse workers must work late-night shifts, ten and a half hours long — or be terminated
Big-name grocery stores sell beef from company linked to destruction of Amazon forest
JBS, the world’s largest meat company, is reportedly responsible for 300 sq km of deforestation each year
Canada to invest $100 million to support women impacted by pandemic
The call for proposals is open until March 25. Visit women.gc.ca for more information and for details on how to apply
UK Supreme Court rules Nigerian communities can sue Shell for decades of oil pollution
Members of the Ogale and Bille communities have been suffering health issues for years due to the oil pollution
Covert haircuts create a “black market” for hairdressing in Toronto
Stylists say they are being offered as much as $500 for an at-home haircut
