At the most recent Plateau borough council meeting, a resident stepped up to the microphone to question Mayor Luc Rabouin, dumbfounded that it would cost him $666 to park his scooter.
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Chatham-Kent Barnstormers have chemistry on and off field
The Barnstormers are new to Chatham-Kent, but not to each other.
CRTC posts independent report on Rogers outage, says company made necessary changes
An independent report into the 2022 Rogers outage says the company lacked several protections and redundancies that could have either prevented the outage or ended it sooner.
Protestors and police feature at hospital organization’s AGM in Walkerton
When Jana White and a few dozen other people disappointed in their local hospital organization arrived at the Best Western Plus parking lot in Walkerton to protest on June 26, a police officer greeted them and asked them to vacate the area. White said the Save the Durham Hospital committee protestors made it a few […]
Ontario judge authorizes sales process for The Body Shop Canada
An Ontario judge has authorized a sale process which could see The Body Shop Canada land new owners.
Heat wave settling over B.C. with temperatures set to rise over the weekend
A heat wave is settling over parts of British Columbia with Environment Canada warning of very high temperatures stretching into next week.
Shell to Take Hit on Plants
Energy giant Shell (NYSE:SHEL) on Friday said it expects to record a post-tax impairment hit of up to $2 billion mainly linked to its Singapore and Rotterdam plants, while also saying trading in its key gas division will decline on the quarter.This comes after Shell on Tuesday announced it would temporarily suspend on-site construction at its 820,000 metric tons a year biofuels facility in Rotterdam amid current market conditions. The decision has led the oil company to project it will book a non-cash post tax impairment between $600 million and $1 billion for the Rotterdam hub when it…
Montreal police dismantle pro-Palestinian encampment in city’s downtown
A large police force entered the Victoria Square encampment just after 5:15 a.m. Friday. About a dozen protesters were on site when officers intervened.
Vancouver considers putting housing before mountain views
Vancouver’s magnificent mountain vistas will be front and centre at city hall next week, when councillors will debate whether to ease view protection rules to make room for more construction.
‘Pretty devastated’: Calgary small business pleads for return of stolen portable playground
Simon Nash spent days scrambling to clean and collect extra children’s play equipment after thieves got away with a custom-made portable playground.
