
Quebec woman loses thousands after clicking on a Facebook ad
… The representative promised a return of up to 70 per cent on her investment.
“I thought, why not?”
It started with about $300 to open an account, but that small investment quickly snowballed into an avalanche. Sahota says smooth-talking representatives soon convinced her she was getting big returns on her investment, telling her she should invest more to make more.
Coincidentally I have been checking out Alt-Coin pump and dump scams. In the video below the “Save the Kids” alt-coin scam is explained, (The vid is a bit “Loud” but bear with it.) What is shocking is that no one has been charged. And it’s just one of many such scams. A coin was created and marketed to followers by a “Social Influencer” named “Faze Kaye” with the unwitting assistance of fellow influencers. Within a half hour of the coin going public the influencer and accomplices sold all their holdings for a quick profit estimated to be in the 500K range. Needless to say the coin tanked and is now worthless. It’s a convoluted story and there are multiple videos by CafeZilla unravelling the whole mess. I was intrigued to learn that digital currencies can be laundered with relative ease via services such as Tornado-Cash and made virtually untraceable. I was under the impression that the blockchain was transparent, and it is, but as in all things subject to abuse by those with an elastic morality.




While concern over human rights has become almost a constant theme in international sport in recent years, few hosts of major events have provoked quite as much controversy as Beijing.




Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland announced Canada’s monetary policy framework for the next five years on Monday, odd given that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said during the election campaign he doesn’t think about monetary policy.
In “normal” times, the practice of medicine has many challenges, some from within and some from outside the profession. If you let it, much of your daily practice follows specialty guidelines, insurance company criteria, hospital formularies, and other annoyances. None of those entities have any liability when it comes to our patients. For the most part, liability lies with the treating 
