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Ready Your Stomachs: The Inaugural ‘Hoagie Half’ is Happening on Sept. 6th
Ready to run (not sing) for your supper? The new 21K half-marathon is shaping up to be a fun, sweaty and delicious rip around some of East Vancouver’s most popular sandwich spots. And the time to sign up is now.
North Bay meat plant owner denied permanent residency for being Ukrainian security agent
Oleksandr Zahrebelnyi was a member Secret Service of Ukraine at a time when it ‘engaged in political repression, obstruction of the media, and election fraud.’
Definity says Travelers Canada deal won’t stall brokerage M&A strategy
CEO Rowan Saunders says Canadian brokers are used to acquisitionsThe post Definity says Travelers Canada deal won’t stall brokerage M&A strategy appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
Scout Book Club, Vol. 26: ROAD TRIP
Welcome to the Scout Book Club: a brief and regular rundown of what we’re reading, what’s staring at us from the bookshelf begging to be read next, and what we’ve already read and recommend.
Mattawa suspect brandished crossbow and pointed it at victims – OPP
North Bay OPP responded to incident
Brazil’s Supreme Court orders Jair Bolsonaro placed under house arrest
The justice said in his decision that the 70-year-old former president had violated precautionary measures imposed on him by spreading content through his three lawmaker sons.
‘Immediately Sold Out:’ BMW’s Special Edition Cars Are Flying Off Shelves – Motor1.com
‘Immediately Sold Out:’ BMW’s Special Edition Cars Are Flying Off Shelves Motor1.comThe BMW Speedtop Is Sold Out BMW Blog
Classic cars roll back into Downtown Kelowna for annual Show N Shine
One of Kelowna’s favourite summer car show, the Show N Shine, returns on Saturday, Aug.16.Over 100 classic cars, hot rods, supercars, and collectible vehicles will be on display along Bernard Avenue, from the sails to St. Paul Street. It’s free to attend and fun for all ages.If you’d like to…
B.C. scientists discover new virus in farmed Pacific oysters during mass die-off
The paper said that while mass die-offs have been attributed to various factors, including viruses, in many cases, there is no definitive cause.
