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Celebrated Musician, TV Star and Music Executive KARDINAL OFFISHALL Named the Recipient of the 2023 Canada's Walk of Fame Allan Slaight Music Impact Honour

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Thursday, October 26, 2023
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A multi-award-winning Canadian music icon, producer, A&R executive, and philanthropist, Kardinal is a relentless force in shaping Canada's hip-hop scene and a champion of emerging homegrown talent.

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  • A multi-award-winning Canadian music icon, producer, A&R executive, and philanthropist, Kardinal is a relentless force in shaping Canada's hip-hop scene and a champion of emerging homegrown talent.
  • WATCH Kardinal's reaction video to receiving the Allan Slaight Music Impact Honour.
  • Internationally respected as one of Canada's most energetic and innovative talents, Kardinal has long been a staple in the global music scene.
  • His talents now extend beyond the music industry, adding TV star to his repertoire as a judge on Canada's Got Talent.

WE Charity Wins Ruling in Defamation Lawsuit Against Canadian Broadcasting Corporation; Case Will Move Forward in D.C. Federal Court

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Wednesday, June 28, 2023
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WILLIAMSVILLE, NY, June 28, 2023 /PRNewswire/ - The United States District Court for the District of Columbia has denied the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's (CBC) motion to dismiss WE Charity's defamation lawsuit against the outlet.

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  • WILLIAMSVILLE, NY, June 28, 2023 /PRNewswire/ - The United States District Court for the District of Columbia has denied the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's (CBC) motion to dismiss WE Charity's defamation lawsuit against the outlet.
  • As detailed in WE Charity's lawsuit, the CBC aired lies even after the broadcaster was shown extensive pre-publication proof from WE Charity and the CBC's own go-to forensic auditor debunking the CBC's claims.
  • The failed motion to dismiss was the CBC's only response to WE Charity's defamation claim; the CBC did not attempt to dismiss the defamation claim on any other grounds.
  • This ruling is an important first win in WE Charity's pursuit of justice and we look forward to our day in court.

What WE Lost is a National Bestseller as Reported by the Toronto Star and Globe and Mail

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Tuesday, May 24, 2022
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What Does This Book Cover:

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  • What Does This Book Cover:
    - This book is full of surprises and reveals the true story that the media refused to cover.
  • - It dedicates an entire chapter to reporting on WE Charity by the CBCs The Fifth Estate.
  • - It identifies who really lost in the end, and the real victims of the WE Charity Scandal.
  • Optimum continues to publish critical and timely books on international and
    national politics, true crime, and social and political justice.

Optimum Publishing International releases What We Lost: Inside the Attack on Canada’s Largest Children’s Charity

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Monday, May 2, 2022
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If you bought into the negative narrative about WE Charity, I challenge you to read this book.

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  • If you bought into the negative narrative about WE Charity, I challenge you to read this book.
  • It dedicates an entire chapter to reporting on WE Charity by the CBCs The Fifth Estate.
  • It identifies who really lost in the end, and the real victims of the WE Charity Scandal.
  • OPTIMUM PUBLISHING INTERNATIONAL has been publishing award-winning, cutting- edge books since the 1970s.

WE Charity Sues the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation for Defamation in Lawsuit Citing Mountain of Evidence

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Wednesday, February 9, 2022
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"WE Charity looks forward to proving in court that the CBC's coverage was false and defamatory.

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  • "WE Charity looks forward to proving in court that the CBC's coverage was false and defamatory.
  • The complaint cites extensive evidence showing that the CBC knowingly or recklessly disregarded the truth in its reporting," said the charity's lawyer Joseph Kroetsch.
  • "In this lawsuit, WE Charity will demonstrate how at every step, the CBC pursued a false, preconceived narrative despite clear evidence that it was wrong."
  • In more than two hundred pages of detailed allegations supported by evidence, the filing cites many examples, including:
    WE Charity did not deceive its donors.

Optimum Publishing International announces the release of What WE Lost: Inside the Attack on Canada’s Largest Children’s Charity

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Thursday, November 11, 2021
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In 2020, WE Charity and its founders, the Kielburger brothers, were caught in a political scandal.

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  • In 2020, WE Charity and its founders, the Kielburger brothers, were caught in a political scandal.
  • They said WE Charity had received the contract because the Kielburgers were close to the Liberal Party and the prime minister.
  • In What WE Lost, readers will get the inside story from a respected lawyer and former WE Charity board member, Tawfiq Rangwala.
  • What WE Lost is published by Optimum Publishing International and will be available in Canada in March 2022.

Former Chiquita Brands and Procter & Gamble Executive Joins CEO Coaching International®

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Monday, August 30, 2021
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Viviani has extensive experience in the food, retail, and hospitality industries, and has worked in North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America for global brands including Procter & Gamble, Chiquita Brands, and Jarden Corporation.

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  • Viviani has extensive experience in the food, retail, and hospitality industries, and has worked in North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America for global brands including Procter & Gamble, Chiquita Brands, and Jarden Corporation.
  • As CEO of Fresh Express Foods Co., Viviani led Chiquita Brands' growth strategy over 7 years, transforming it into a diversified, higher margin fresh foods company.
  • Viviani said he is excited to join the group of talented and successful CEOs at CEO Coaching International.
  • The coaches at CEO Coaching International are former CEOs, presidents, or executives who have made big happen.

Catholic Group’s Anti-Hate Petition Calls on Trudeau to Stop Political Games with Residential Schools

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Thursday, July 8, 2021
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A group of Toronto-area Catholics has launched a petition calling on Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to be held accountable for his misleading rhetoric against the Catholic Church in the wake of the Residential Schools scandal.

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  • A group of Toronto-area Catholics has launched a petition calling on Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to be held accountable for his misleading rhetoric against the Catholic Church in the wake of the Residential Schools scandal.
  • Begun by Catholic Equalizer, a group of Canadians who chose Catholicism in adulthood, the petition has achieved over 4,400 signatures.
  • The petition, which does not deny the devastating conditions at the schools, accuses Trudeau of scapegoating the Catholic Church as a way of deflecting vitriol over the discovery of unmarked graves from the Canadian Governments role in the scandal.
  • Petition supporters encourage Canadians, as well as People of Faith everywhere, to reject Justin Trudeaus government-inspired attacks against the Catholic Church by signing the petition.

RBC Expands Global Youth Charity Program - RBC Charity Day for the Kids

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Wednesday, June 16, 2021
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Since 2015, RBC Charity Day for the Kids has donated more than US$20.2millionto100 youth-focused charity partners around the world.

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  • Since 2015, RBC Charity Day for the Kids has donated more than US$20.2millionto100 youth-focused charity partners around the world.
  • This year's global RBC Charity Day for the Kids event consisted of increased internal and external awareness and education related to the work and efforts of our youth-focused charity partners.
  • In Canada, where RBC Charity Day for the Kids celebrated its fifth year, former patients, families and staff from 19 of Canada's leading youth charities ( see full list of charities here ) made the day compelling by sharing their heart-felt, surprise webcam reactions to the reveal of the RBC Charity Day the Kids' donation announcements with RBC staff globally.
  • For more on RBC Charity Day for the Kids and the benefitting charities, click here .

Shaw Invites Albertans to Chip in For Kids to Support Shaw Charity Classic Charities

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Tuesday, June 1, 2021
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Shaw is again launching Chip in for Kids starting today through to Aug. 15, encouraging people throughout Alberta and across the country to text KIDS to 30333 to donate $10 to support hundreds of thousands of kids and youth in Alberta through the Shaw Charity Classic Foundation.

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  • Shaw is again launching Chip in for Kids starting today through to Aug. 15, encouraging people throughout Alberta and across the country to text KIDS to 30333 to donate $10 to support hundreds of thousands of kids and youth in Alberta through the Shaw Charity Classic Foundation.
  • Every donation made directly to a participating charity will also be matched by the Shaw Charity Classic Foundation meaning a $10 donation has the potential to grow into $30 for that charity.
  • Charity has always been at the core of the Shaw Charity Classic, and as we eagerly await the return of world-class golf to Calgary this year, we encourage people to again help support kids charities across Alberta.
  • But we also understand the work doesnt stop here, said Sean Van Kesteren, executive director, Shaw Charity Classic.