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Canada Nickel Announces Positive Bankable Feasibility Study For its Crawford Nickel Sulphide Project

Highlights $2.5 billion after-tax NPV8% and IRR of 17.1%; increasing to $2.6 billion after-tax NPV8% and IRR of 18.3% with projected Carbon Capture & Storage tax credits Crawford is world's 2nd largest nickel reserve and 2nd largest resource1.... - Veroeffentlicht am 12.10.2023
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Canada Shelled Out Millions in Grants to Ukrainian Groups Honoring WWII Nazis, Investigation Finds

The standing ovation given by Canada’s parliament to a Ukrainian veteran of the Waffen SS during President Zelensky’s visit to Ottawa last month became the impetuous for a reexamination of Canada’s policy toward WWII-era Nazi collaborators. But new research shows that the lionization of such odious figures isn’t just a dark legacy of the Cold War.
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How Finland's education expansion increased expenditures by €20 million

Finland has witnessed a substantial increase in school transport expenses, soaring by €20 million annually, following the extension of compulsory education to 18 years in 2021. The move, which led to a nearly 50% surge in costs, saw the number of recipients of school transport allowances grow by approximately 21,000 students in the 2022/2023 academic year. Before the extension of compulsory education, the 2018/2019 academic year witnessed just under 49,000 recipients.
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Biden let Iran access MORE than $6 billion before Israel war

The Biden administration is taking heat for giving Iran access to $6 billion in return for the release of hostages just a month before Hamas (which Iran supports) attacked Israel. But that's just the tip of the iceberg. Glenn reads a story from The Federalist exposing how "the money trail with Iran is WORSE than you think."
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