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Compensating the two Michaels, plus other letters, Dec. 28: 'Any payment would suggest the government has something to hide' - Vimarsana News

Compensating the two Michaels, plus other letters, Dec. 28: 'Any payment would suggest the government has something to hide'

In today’s letters to the editor: Two Michaels; immigration; oil and gas revenue; housing; the private sector; NFL; sports jerseys; fake art

Canada's lies about two Michaels make it an international laughingstock - Vimarsana News

Canada's lies about two Michaels make it an international laughingstock

As most of these accusations are baseless and crumble when faced with reality, countries like Canada only turn themselves into a laughingstock on the international stage.

Canada's tech funding running on empty, plus other letters, Dec. 27 - Vimarsana News

Canada's tech funding running on empty, plus other letters, Dec. 27

In today’s letters to the editor: Global Security Reporting Program; Donald Trump; high-tech funding; electric vehicles; temporary residents; physicians; opioid crisis; CBC; Boxing Day

Ottawa ready to pay financial settlements to the two Michaels over their ordeal in Chinese prisons - Vimarsana News

Ottawa ready to pay financial settlements to the two Michaels over their ordeal in Chinese prisons

The government has offered around $3-million to each but the sources say Mr. Spavor’s lawyer, John K. Phillips, is seeking $10.5-million, alleging gross negligence on how Ottawa handled GSRP operations in China