Month: June 2024

Corporate sponsorship and a fundraising drive are two ideas being pitched by Vancouver’s mayor for raising the money needed to replace Kitsilano Pool.

Shares of Carlsberg (CARL-B) are down 8% after the Danish beer giant’s $3.90 billion U.S. takeover bid for British soft drink maker Britvic (BVIC) was rejected. The current decline is the biggest one-day drop in Carlsberg’s share price since March 2020 when the Covid-19 pandemic struck and its stock fell 9%.In contrast, the stock of Britvic is up 11% on news that it has rebuffed Carlsberg’s acquisition.In a news release, Britvic said Carlsberg’s offer “significantly undervalues” the company. This was Carlsberg’s second run at Britvic after a previous takeover offer was also…

Clarence Abraham is 54 years old, but that hasn’t stopped him from embarking on an ambitious walk to raise awareness of missing and murdered Indigenous women in B.C.

Five ferry routes in Quebec are being disrupted after navigation and mechanical officers announced they would be on strike Friday and Saturday.

Ontario Provincial Police say they are searching for a driver who allegedly shot at an officer during a traffic stop in North York early Friday morning.

The Calgary Fire Department says no one was injured in a fire inside a detached garage in the northeast community of Whitehorn.

A 27-year-old man is dead after crashing his motorcycle in southwest Edmonton Thursday evening.

Former Montreal mayor Denis Coderre has confirmed he will run for the leadership of the Quebec Liberal Party.

‘I’m finding I am losing part of the language,’ Andy Cook said. ‘When I get together with my family, I am struggling to find some of the words.’

A woman is being questioned after a possible attempted kidnapping in Montreal’s Village neighbourhood.