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NOW Magazine Heating, cleaning and bug problems familiar to Starlight tenants Plus, Adamson Barbecue's anti-lockdown double-standard, Canada's Achilles Heel on human rights and sympathy for Britney Spears in reader mail this week By NOW news Parkdale building not the only Starlight property with upkeep issues Re Parkdale Tenants Keep Their Rents Over Building Upkeep (NOW Online, March 2). I live in a building in Mississauga purchased by Starlight a year ago. There has been barely any heat all winter. They stopped cleaning last May and started again in August. Now there’s a really b...

Plus, the case for a basic income, why there's no engaging China on human rights and COVID is exhausting teachers in reader mail this week

“The movement, from what we can see, is more of the Ossoff-Perdue race,” Mr. Cahaly told Fox News. “The voters are telling us that the movement is about the China thing. I think the attacks on Ossoff about his connections to China are working for Perdue.” For Mr. Ossoff, the timing could hardly be worse. Alarm over Chinese influence soared starting in mid-October with new reports of Hunter Biden’s lucrative business deals with Beijing, followed by an Axios investigation earlier this month into a suspected Chinese spy who became chummy with some California Democrats, including Mr. Sw...

17 Dec 2020 Sen. David Perdue’s (R-GA) campaign on Thursday morning released a digital ad highlighting Democrat Senate candidate Jon Ossoff’s ties to the Chinese Communist Party-linked media company PCCW. The ad highlights how during the Georgia Senate primary Ossoff failed to include in his campaign financial disclosures that his media production company Insight TWI received a payment from PCCW, which is run by a CCP member Wang Xiaochu and owned by a man who has openly opposed Hong Kong’s pro-democracy protests. Two months later, after the June 9 primary, Ossoff quietly updated his fi...

So, they have to stand up there and it's an absolute game of buffoonery. >> correct. >> that the president was declaring tariffs. >> but at the end. day, do investors actually care what anybody is saying on the white house lawn or the president's rhetoric, if they get what they're ultimately looking for which is some sort of tough negotiation with china and maybe a rate cut? >> first of all, there's no immediate solution to the china problem. what josh said, on the surface being economically driven there are foreign policy aspects with trade with china where they're using it as a leverage to g...