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Canada gave contracts to Iran VP’s son while investigating role in regime missile program Original

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By Stewart Bell Verified
| Global News Verified
The Canadian government awarded millions worth of contracts to the son of Iran’s former vice-president, despite an ongoing investigation into allegations he helped the Islamic Republic evade sanctions and develop missile systems, documents obtained by Global News reveal.
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The Quality Trap: When Your High Standards Become the Biggest Bottleneck in Your Advisory Firm

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By Stewart Bell Verified
| Advisorpedia
If a process requires your final eyes to be ‘safe,’ you haven’t built a system; you’ve built a high-stakes job for yourself. Most principals in advice-based firms believe their “final check” is a commitment to quality. They view it as the last line of defence between a client and a sub-par experience. But in reality, this constant oversight is often a symptom of The Quality Trap—a state where your high standards have inadvertently become a ceiling on your firm’s ability to grow.
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Former Iranian official living in Toronto was ‘critical’ to terror finance, CBSA alleges Original

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By Stewart Bell Verified
| Global News Verified
A former Iranian official now living in Toronto had a “critical” role in helping the Islamic Republic generate revenue needed to fund Middle East terror groups, according to government documents obtained by Global News. A Canada Border Services Agency report released on Tuesday alleges that as a deputy director in Iran’s Ministry of Industry, Mines and Trade, Abbas Omidi, assisted with the regime’s state sponsorship of terrorism.
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