Tim Dolighan cartoon, Dec. 16, 2024

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Tim Dolighan's cartoon from March 15, 2025, is featured in the article, showcasing his unique artistic style and humor. The video failed to load, but viewers are encouraged to refresh their browsers or explore other content from the team. The cartoon likely contains witty commentary or satire on current events or societal issues, reflecting Dolighan's talent as a cartoonist. Full Article

Saskatchewan premier is facing a cryptocurrency scam using his photo for promotion, as reported in a video that failed to load. The premier's image was being used without consent, raising concerns about online scams and fraudulent activities. Authorities are investigating the situation, urging caution and vigilance when dealing with cryptocurrency investments. Full Article

In Havana, Cuba, a massive power outage occurred, affecting millions across the country due to an outage at the Diezmero substation. The Ministry of Energy and Mines is working on the recovery process as provinces like Guantánamo and Santiago de Cuba experienced blackouts. Cuba's power grid struggles with frequent outages due to fuel shortages and aging infrastructure, prompting the installation of photovoltaic parks to address the issue. Full Article

The article discusses how Canadians have successfully fought against the implementation of a consumer carbon tax. Despite initial attempts to impose the tax, citizens have pushed back, leading to its defeat. This victory highlights the power of public opinion and activism in shaping government policies. Full Article

Senate Democrats, led by Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer, faced backlash for supporting a GOP funding bill to avert a government shutdown. House Democrats criticized Schumer, with former leader Nancy Pelosi urging senators to vote against him. Despite Schumer's defense, the decision has left the Democratic Party divided and without clear leadership, as tensions rise within the party. Full Article