Author: sdaddario

Changes are ahead for Winnipeg Transit On-Request, including a new app and service zone.

Turning King and Main Streets into one-ways could streamline downtown traffic, petition claims

The Goods from Banda Volpi Vancouver, BC | Banda Volpi is seeking a full-time Operations Coordinator to join our executive team! Banda Volpi is the gang behind the farm-to-table Osteria Savio Volpe, red sauce joint Pepino’s Spaghetti House, old world alimentari and wine bar Caffè La Tana, and the new Osteria Elio Volpe. As a […]

The city says the memorial will be visible to anyone walking the trail loop on either side of the river’s north and south sides, and on the Westmorland and Bill Thorpe bridges.

The Quebec government will set up a ‘national consultation body’ to address issues related to the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in higher education, where new tools are raising concerns.

The oversupply of electric vehicles triggered a long-term downtrend in lithium prices. Albemarle (ALB), which lost 6.92% on Monday, faces serious selling pressure. On Aug. 5, 2024, CEO Kent Masters recognized the risk from China dictating the availability of minerals used to power electric cars.CEO Masters said that countries must act now if they want to build Western supply chains for EVs. Investors wary of the lithium mining sector should avoid ALB stock, along with Sociedad (SQM) and Lithium Americas (LAC). Bears hold a 12% short interest in ALB stock and 10% against LAC stock.In the iron…

Black and racialized workers in Canada are less likely to be represented by a union, according to a new report.

Jasper, Alberta, a popular tourist destination in the Canadian Rockies, is currently facing a wildfire that has forced the evacuation of nearby communities and threatened […]

Have you got a lead on 10,000 square feet of available warehousing space? If so, the Hamilton-Burlington SPCA wants to hear from you. The animal-welfare charity says it’s looking to store $1.5 million dollars worth of pet food it received as a donation from a group of its partners. 

Anyone who was around Saskatoon in 1989 may remember the name of a local hockey player, Duncan MacPherson, whose story gripped the city.