Issue 41

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Our Covergirl this season: Hollywood famous actress, Christina Chong shares her life and career journey in detail including her walk toward spirituality, growing up bi-racial, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, work ethics, and more.

Paramount+ series “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” features Christina Chong as ‘La'an Noonien-Singh,’ as she channels her inner fighter, to win over adversity- no matter what the cost.

The Nespresso Cocaine Scandal:
More than a month has gone by since 1100 pounds of cocaine worth $50 million was discovered in 5 shipping containers and eventually seized at the Nespresso factory in Romont, Switzerland. Swiss officials believe that the cocaine shipment, which was more than 80% pure came from Brazil and travelled through Antwerp ports in Belgium. This story features Florence Angelici, Spokesperson for the Customs Administration in Belgium and Dr. Teodora Groshkova, principal scientific analyst at the European Monitoring Center for Drugs and Drug Addiction.

When the Elephants in the Room Become Giants Nobody Wins:
The recent merger between two telecom giants in Canada, Rogers Communications and Shaw Media, the possibility of that merger was vetoed. Why was there a push-back against a Rogers-Shaw merger? What does the current telecom industry landscape look like in Canada? Is there an even playing field for a free-fair competition? Is the game already rigged? Do Canadian consumers have a voice to determine what/how their 'dollar spend' affects the level of services that they receive?

And more.