Two suspects have been arrested after a shooting in Chilliwack Wednesday night left one man with serious injuries.
Month: August 2024
Whistler’s Wild Blue Restaurant + Bar Wins Wine Spectator Award
The Goods from Wild Blue Restaurant + Bar Whistler, BC | Wild Blue Restaurant + Bar has been honoured for its outstanding wine program in Wine Spectator’s 2024 Restaurant Awards, celebrating the world’s best restaurants for wine. Additionally, Wild Blue offers two new ways to experience its celebrate venue. WORLD’S BEST FOR WINE In only […]
Labour leaders endorse NDP candidate, including the Conservative candidate’s manager
More a dozen labour leaders are endorsing the NDP candidate in an upcoming federal byelection in Winnipeg, including the business manager of the Conservative candidate’s own union.
Labour leaders endorse NDP candidate, including the Conservative candidate’s manager
More a dozen labour leaders are endorsing the NDP candidate in an upcoming federal byelection in Winnipeg, including the business manager of the Conservative candidate’s own union.
Wild weather: Typhoon in the Philippines, heat wave during Paris 2024 and heavy rain in Vermont
Here’s a look at some of the big weather stories from around the world this past week.
Carousel carvers, riders and founders recognized at special carousel event
Heritage Railway and Carousel Company celebrates 30th anniversary Aug. 31
Lightspeed Commerce reports US$35 million Q1 loss
Lightspeed Commerce Inc. says it narrowed its net loss in its first quarter compared with last year as revenues rose. The payments platform provider says it had a net loss of US$35 million for the quarter ending June 30 compared with a net loss of US$48.7 million for the same quarter last year.
‘I don’t apologize for that at all:’ Olivia Chow defends steeper Toronto parking fines that take effect today
Some parking fines in Toronto will more than triple as of today in a move Mayor Olivia Chow says is necessary and not something she is willing to apologize for.
B.C. issues flood warning, watches after landslide forces evacuations
WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C. – British Columbia’s Ministry of Land and Water says personnel are conducting assessments near a landslide that blocked the Chilcotin River in the province’s Interior, including to understand risks that might exist downstream. A government statement says…The post B.C. issues flood warning, watches after landslide forces evacuations appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
Gildan says proxy battle cost US$57 million in Q2
Gildan Activewear Inc. says costs related to the leadership struggle at the company cost it US$57.2 million in the second quarter.
