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Month: December 2025
Canada Post, union reach tentative deals on new contracts
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) said Monday that ratification votes on the deals for its urban and rural units will take place in the new year.
Professors Richard DiMarchi and Rolf Müller recognised with Tu Youyou Award – Research Information
Professors Richard DiMarchi and Rolf Müller recognised with Tu Youyou Award Research Information
MHI and EXEO Group Build and Begin Commercial Use of Japan’s First GPU Servers with Two-Phase DLC – Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.
MHI and EXEO Group Build and Begin Commercial Use of Japan’s First GPU Servers with Two-Phase DLC Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.
Senators on a roll with decisive road win over Boston Bruins
Senators extended their winning streak to a season-high four straight games
Free Christmas skate at TD Civic Centre
Brantford city councillors Michael Sullivan and Mandy Samwell organized the 2nd annual Free Christmas Skate on Sunday, December 21 at the TD Civic Centre. Photos with Santa and Mrs. Claus, free hot chocolate and draw prizes were offered, with food donations accepted for the BL Pantry.
Numerous dead crows widely scattered near roosting spot in Chatham
Numerous dead crows were scattered about in wide area along the Thames River in Chatham Sunday near where thousands of the birds roost during the winter. Clusters of dead crows were located in a green space near the rear of the Village of the Thames retirement home on Grand Avenue West. The dead birds were […]
Lomberg lights up Saddledome in Flames’ victory
Ryan Lomberg’s exuberance took the spotlight Saturday when a single shift turned up the heat for the Calgary Flames in their win over Las Vegas Saturday night.
Fair City stars tell all about Christmas in Carrigstown – RTE.ie
Fair City stars tell all about Christmas in Carrigstown RTE.ie
Announcement a “cynical ploy” to detract from province’s failure to fund North Bay health centre
The province’s recent $15 million announcement is “a cynical ploy to detract from this government’s failure to fund our hospitals properly,” according to the hospital union. Canadian Union of Public Employees said the news is simply a “re-announcement.” “Minister Vic Fedeli simply re-announced funding already accounted for in the North Bay hospital’s budget. It does […]
