Canadian spying scandal and Emma Hayes’ USWNT start: Football Weekly Extra – podcast The GuardianCanada Soccer has a different definition of the truth than the rest of us The Globe and MailActing head coach Spence keeps Canadian women’s soccer team focused on the field CTV NewsUS women’s soccer team qualifies for Olympic quarterfinals as group winner after 2-1 victory over Australia CNNReport: Canada Soccer blames Herdman for start of drone spying in program Sportsnet.ca
Month: August 2024
Man wanted for allegedly sexually assaulting woman while walking along trail in Brampton
Peel police are searching for a man who allegedly sexually assaulted a woman walking along a trail in Brampton this week.
Italian Air Force to fly over Toronto Thursday
The red, white and green of Italy’s Air Force will grace the skies of Toronto Thursday for a flyover.
How IFRS-17 changes P&C industry’s financial reporting language
Over the past year, Canada’s P&C insurance industry has been reporting its financial results using the new IFRS-17 accounting standards. The outcome recalls the biblical story of the Tower of Babel. In the Book of Genesis, everyone on Earth speaks…The post How IFRS-17 changes P&C industry’s financial reporting language appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
Parole board ignored trauma of Indigenous man convicted of murder, court rules
An Indigenous man convicted of murder and attempted murder could get parole after the Federal Court ruled the parole board failed to consider his traumatic past when it denied his release.
Quebec class action filed against Ticketmaster over fees
A new class action filed against Tickemaster on Thursday accuses the company of charging Quebec consumers abusive and disproportionate fees when selling their ‘Event Tickets.’
Toronto man accused of terrorist activities in the GTA makes court appearance
One of two Toronto men accused of planning a ‘serious violent attack’ in the city for ISIS appeared in court Thursday.
Some disabled Sask. residents did not receive their income assistance cheques
Saskatchewan’s social services ministry says its disabled clients on income assistance have not received their benefit cheques in the mail.
The 1st Annual East Van Tattoo Show is Hitting Mt. Pleasant, August 23-25
So far, there are over 100 local tattoo artists participating in the event (with more waiting in the wings) which aims “to showcase the immense and diverse talent that the East Van tattoo community has to offer”…
New Restaurant “Elem” to Open on Main Street This Fall
Chef Vish Mayekar has teamed up with Hassib Sarwari and Winnie Sun to take over the space next door to Zarak, at 2110 Main Street, to bring us Elem, a restaurant concept aiming to blend international influences with a deep commitment to local, sustainable ingredients.