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Hudsons Bay Co. ordered to pay outstanding rent to landlord Oxford Properties by Tara Deschamps, The Canadian Press Posted Jun 25, 2021 2:47 pm EDT The Hudsons Bay Company sign in downtown Toronto, Wednesday July 16, 2008. Catalyst Capital Group Inc. is seeking a hearing at the Ontario Securities Commission to block a rival takeover offer for Hudsons Bay Co. by a group led by the retailers executive chairman. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld Hudson’s Bay Co. is being ordered to pay up after it ...

New Yorkers will be able to designate their sex as "female," "male" or "X" on driver's licenses and birth certificates under a law that Gov....

State Assemblyman Danny O’Donnell and former State Sen. Tom Duane said the road to its passage was a difficult one.

A White House official February told The 19th in February that Biden was considering making the same change to federal documents, including passports.

Martin Flynn passed away on May 29, 2021. “Martin Flynn, Melville Heights and late of Drakelands Middle, peacefully in the wonderful care of the staff at ...

New York state lawmakers passed a bill on Thursday that will make it possible for people who identify as neither male nor female to have a gender-neutral “X” to designate their gender on birth certificates and

The state of New York has taken a small but significant step towards self-identification for transgender people on legal documents

PUBLISHED 11:02 AM ET Jun. 09, 2021 PUBLISHED 11:02 AM EDT Jun. 09, 2021 SHARE State lawmakers this week put the finishing touches on a bill that is meant to make it easier for transgender, gender non-conforming, non-binary and intersex New Yorkers to obtain updated government-issued identification.  The bill, backed by Sen. Brad Hoylman and Assemblyman Daniel ODonnell, addresses the difficulty facing transgender people when it comes to o...

Fifteen year sentence imposed because of previous conviction to be reviewed

A bill that would allow the public to see what charges are filed and what advice grand juries are provided by district attorneys, whether they lead to an indictment or not, is slated to pass the Assembly next week