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A GTA restaurant claims DoorDash is holding back money from in-store pickup orders because it can’t prove they were real.

When York Region locked down in early December, Li says Yangs Sushi signed up. Li says an aggressive marketing push over the holidays paid off, adding the restaurant logged almost $67,000 in sales in just a few weeks, but hasnt seen a penny. DoorDash, however, thinks those sales might be the result of something other than good marketing.   The company says its withholding the money due to what it considers a suspiciously sharp rise in orders over a short period of time — many exceeding...

Hong Kong police carry out largest arrests since imposition of national security law In a dragnet on Wednesday, the Hong Kong police carried out the arrest of 53 politicians and activists associated with the city’s official political opposition, the pan-democrat bloc. The arrests are the largest since Beijing passed a national security law last June, designed to stamp out dissent in the city following the eruption of large-scale, pro-democracy protests during the summer of 2019. Activists sho...

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The Herald News BOSTON – The Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy announces the commission and upcoming installation of a new public artwork, The Herd, from local artist Andy Li, continuing the annual curation of sculptural installations celebrating the 12 years of the Chinese Zodiac in Auntie Kay and Uncle Frank Chin Park on The Greenway. The Herd, Andy Li’s text and fiber-based installation, reflects on the Year of The Ox by channeling its most prominent zodiac attributes and the Ox’s ethi...

A Chinese court convicted 10 people from Hong Kong who tried to flee to Taiwan of crimes relating to illegal border crossing, sentencing them to up to three years in prison.

The democracy activists were caught in August while trying to flee to Taiwan by speedboat.

Ten people who tried to flee Hong Kong for Taiwan have been sentenced in a Chinese court to up to three years in jail, while two minors have been returned to to Hong Kong police custody. On Wednesday the Yantian people’s court ordered the group to serve varying sentences of between seven months and three years in jail. Of the two people charged with organising the illegal border crossing, Tang Kai-yin was sentenced to three years and fined...

China jails Hong Kong activists who fled by speedboat for up to three years Mayank Aggarwal © Provided by The Independent A court in China on Wednesday sentenced 10 people from Hong Kong to up to three years in jail for trying to illegally flee to Taiwan, while two minors have been returned to Hong Kong. The 12 activists, aged 16 to 33 and including 11 males and one female, were detained in August in Chinese waters and taken to a prison on the Chinese mainland, where their fam...

China Jails 10 Hong Kong Activists Over Attempt to Flee by Boat Bloomberg 12/30/2020 Natalie Lung and Kari Lindberg © Bloomberg The flags of China, left, and of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) are displayed on a street in the Tsim Sha Tsui district in Hong Kong, China, on Monday, June 29, 2020. The national security law that China could impose on Hong Kong as early as this week wont need to be used if the financial hubs residents avoid crossing certain "...