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Author: Chris Hannay, Kelly Grant
Publication Date: May 5, 2026 - 05:00
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Non-profit behind failed PrescribeIT program spent more than $400,000 on executive travel in three years
May 5, 2026
Canada Health Infoway, the non-profit behind a failed $300-million digital prescription program being probed by MPs, spent more than $400,000 on executive travel and $23-million in contracts to consultants in under three years, public disclosures reveal.
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A West Kelowna, B.C., business owner is speaking out about a frightening confrontation inside his pizza shop, which appears to have been part of a social media prank. Dalwinder Dub, owner of Evergreen Pizzeria, says the incident, which happened last week on a Wednesday evening, went too far. Dalwinder Dub, owner of Evergreen Pizzeria, says...
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