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Tax Scam – The CRA won’t call or email you about your tax bill! If you receive a phone call or email from someone saying they work with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), hang up or delete the email. Each year as tax time looms, tax payers are targeted by fraudsters over the phone or by email. Pretending to be from the CRA, the scammer contacts you in an attempt to steal money, or access your personal or financial information.

In the wake of NIFLA v. Becerra, the pro-abortion movement has been busy casting pregnancy centers—of all things—as the villain. The folks at Planned Parenthood, NARAL Pro-Choice America, and Lady Parts Justice League have all agreed that these centers, which offer ultrasounds, pregnancy tests, counseling, and baby supplies free of charge, shall be dubbed “fake.” Despite receiving such scorn, the centers, undaunted, faithfully continue their labor of love to women in need.

If you came across an ad in a newspaper that looked like this, would you find it odd? Or if you walked into an office building and the wall looked like the picture below, what would you think? It reads (in several different languages): “This facility is not licensed as a medical facility by the State of California and has no licensed medical provider who provides or directly supervises the provision of services.” If you’re anything like me, your thought process might resemble the following: 1.