Let’s be honest—healthcare billing has always been a bit of a mess. You go to the doctor, get treated, and then weeks later, you’re hit with a bill you barely understand. That confusing cycle of paperwork, insurance questions, and delays? It’s exhausting. But now, a tech company called Infinx is trying to untangle that mess, […]
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When Mark Carney took the stage earlier this week, people could tell something different was happening. It wasn’t just another politician giving another speech. It wasn’t the usual promises people had grown used to hearing. This time, the words carried real weight. You could almost hear the hope building in the room. Carney’s message was
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It’s Getting Ugly in Canadian Politics Politics in Canada isn’t pretty these days. If you follow the news, you’ve probably noticed the shouting matches, the accusations, and the feeling that nobody really trusts anyone anymore. Right in the middle of all of this, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre has thrown down the biggest challenge yet. Talking
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Sometimes, the story isn’t about huge billion-dollar deals or massive government scandals.Sometimes, it’s about something as everyday and familiar as the ghee and oil we use in our kitchens — and the surprising battles happening behind the scenes. Recently, a tribunal made a big decision: it upheld a Rs. 50 million fine against a group
You know, every once in a while, something weird happens in the world of food. Not weird like “octopus ice cream” weird — I mean the kind of weird where a regular old recipe suddenly explodes and becomes part of people’s actual love stories.And honestly?Marry Me Chicken is that recipe. Nobody planned for it. It
When you think of backyard barbecues, you probably imagine the usual scene: a standard grill, maybe a couple of folding chairs, someone flipping burgers while kids run around. But two clever friends from the Australian Outback have just turned the idea of a backyard BBQ on its head — and in the most incredible way.
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You know how sometimes, you hear a rumor and your stomach just drops? Like, not in a “spilled coffee on your shirt” way, but in a “wait, something really important might be about to change” way? That’s exactly what happened when whispers started going around that Ben & Jerry’s — yes, that Ben & Jerry’s,
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When people head to the market to buy everyday things like cooking oil or ghee, they expect the prices to be fair. But what if the companies selling these products decide, behind closed doors, to secretly hike up prices at the same time? That’s exactly the kind of thing that got a bunch of edible
Tribunal Confirms Rs. 50 Million Fine Against Ghee and Oil Companies . Read More »
Have you ever sat down and really asked students what they think about their classrooms today? Not what adults or teachers say — but what students themselves feel when they walk into a modern classroom every morning? Because if you listen closely, you’ll find that today’s students have a lot to say. Some of it
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Some weekends are for sleeping in. Some are for long walks, brunch, and daydreaming. But sometimes, weekends are for slowing down — and reading the kind of stories that stick in your mind long after Sunday night rolls around. This weekend, there’s a lot to think about. And it’s not just the usual news cycle
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