We’re big fans of what the BCHF is all about: giving support to hospitality and tourism workers with serious health conditions who are in need. Which is why we’re letting you know that their annual fundraiser is now in full swing.
Year: 2024
BELFOR CANADA ANNOUNCES THE MERGER OF TWO MONTREAL LOCATIONS
TORONTO, ON, OCTOBER 16, 2024/insPRESS/ – BELFOR Property Restoration, is pleased to announce the merger of BELFOR Montreal and Danar Renovations. BELFOR acquired Danar in 2016 with the intention of fully branding under the BELFOR name. This merger makes BELFOR…The post BELFOR CANADA ANNOUNCES THE MERGER OF TWO MONTREAL LOCATIONS appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
Markham man accused of sexually assaulting woman less than two weeks after being released on bail
A 62-year-old Markham man is facing charges after he allegedly sexually assaulted a woman less than two weeks after being released on bail in connection with another alleged sexual assault.
B.C. election: Advance polls open for final day
Advance polls close at 8 p.m. Thursday after record numbers of B.C. voters cast an early ballot.
Where to watch tonight’s Saskatchewan Leaders’ Debate
Here’s where you wan watch Wednesday nights Leaders’ Debate between Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe and NDP Leader Carla Beck.
Pedestrian killed by CTrain near Bridgeland station
A pedestrian has died in a collision involving the CTrain between Bridgeland and Franklin LRT stations on Wednesday morning, police said.
Josh Classen’s forecast: A few showers and the cooldown begins
It doesn’t look like it’ll rain non-stop all day today. But, we have a few scattered showers in the area this morning and there’s a very good chance of some showers this evening.
Officer taken to hospital after collision involving cruiser in Toronto
A Toronto police officer has been taken to hospital with minor injuries following a collision involving a police cruiser.
Citigroup Stock Tanked, Oil Dropped, and More
Markets did not respond well to Citigroup’s (C) quarterly earnings report. The stock lost 5.1% after posting revenue growth and earnings beating estimates.Citi posted Q3 GAAP EPS of $1.51. Revenue grew by 0.9% Y/Y to $20.32 billion. Investors did not like Citi’s cost of credit growth. It increased by $2.7 billion in Q3, compared to $1.8 billion last year. Higher net credit losses and a rise in allowance for credit losses (“ACL”) worried markets.Citi trades at a modest premium compared to the sector. Its P/E is 11.5 times, compared to the sector median of 12.3 times. Value investors may…
Next Child Care Benefit payment will land in bank accounts this week
The next payment for the Canada Child Benefit is set to land in bank accounts this Friday, according to the Canada Revenue Agency