President Biden Tests Positive for COVID-19, Cancels Speech

President Biden tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday and will self-isolate in Delaware after experiencing mild symptoms. The president, who is vaccinated and boosted, is taking Paxlovid and will continue to carry out his duties fully while in isolation. He canceled a speech at the UnidosUS Annual Conference in Las Vegas due to the positive test.

Alberta Couple Faces Financial Crisis After CRA Demands CERB Repayment

An Alberta couple is facing financial ruin after the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) demanded they repay $14,000 in CERB benefits, claiming they exceeded the allowable work hours and income. Despite applying in good faith during the pandemic’s early days, the couple faces losing their home due to the CRA’s actions, which include withholding tax returns, GST refunds, and carbon tax rebates.

Sports Tourism Market Booming: $1.8 Trillion Projected by 2030

The global sports tourism market is experiencing rapid growth, expected to reach $1.8 trillion by 2030. Driven by increasing sporting events, expanding fan engagement, and the popularity of active and passive tourism, the industry is witnessing a surge in demand for hospitality services and infrastructure improvements. This report delves into market trends, key players, and future projections, highlighting the significant impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the sector.

Dutch Researchers Ignite Firestorm Over COVID Vaccine Death Investigation

Dutch medical researchers have sparked controversy by demanding an inquiry into the deaths caused by COVID-19 vaccine mandates and lockdowns. Their data suggests that these measures may have inadvertently caused more deaths than the virus itself, particularly among younger adults due to increased alcoholism, drug addiction, and other acts of despair. Despite the lack of a causal link between vaccines and higher deaths, the researchers’ call for further investigation has faced backlash from the public health community. The global public health establishment, including prominent figures like Dr. Anthony Fauci and Dr. Deborah Birx, has been criticized for its reluctance to question its own policies and acknowledge mistakes.

New Brunswick Travel Nurses: Auditor General Raises Concerns over Spending

An audit report by New Brunswick’s auditor general has revealed concerns over the province’s use of travel nurses, highlighting a lack of proper bidding processes, legal reviews, and criminal background checks. The report questions whether the $173 million spent on travel nurses between January 1, 2022, and February 29, 2024, was justified and correlated to COVID-19-related staff vacancies. The francophone Vitalité Health Network was responsible for over $123 million in travel nurse spending but did not provide requested information to the auditor’s office.

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