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The budget that Gov. Gavin Newsom proposed in January totals $286.5 billion – big money by anyone’s measure – and likely to grow because state revenues continue to surpass expectations. However, as large as the budget may be, it still understates the full extent of state spending because it excludes

Awards approved Wednesday included $2 million for a spy drama filmed in East Rutherford and $5 million for a sci-fi movie with scenes in Boonton.

Flush with stimulus money, states are ready to throw money at a group that suffered catastrophic at the hands of COVID-19 — Hollywood movie studios.

Even some unions themselves tacitly admit that prevailing wage can be a damaging policy.

<p><span>The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) today announced the agenda and opened </span><a href="https://www.osc.ca/en/news-events/events/osc-dialogue-2021-creating-conditions-for-growth">registration</a><span> for virtual Dialogue 2021: Creating Conditions for Growth.</span></p>

Town council is currently in the process of working with Prairie Wild Consulting to devise a multicultural initiative fund that will require two town councillors and two volunteers to coordinate and implement a plan going forward in reconciliation efforts with local Indigenous communities. July 1 – An evening of reflection In honour of the pain and devastation caused by recent discoveries on residential school sites, the Town of Kamsack decided to shift Canada Day celebrations to instead m...

writes Calum Loudon. Valais Blacknose lamb Gia was born nearly three weeks ago, but was rejected by mum Mia due to nerve damage caused to her front legs, which got stuck during the birth. Gia was unable to stand when she was born on April 6, but farmers Ali and Michael Thom refused to give up on her and created a harness made from an IKEA bag with holes cut in it, so she could get used to standing on her legs, which a vet put in casts. Ali, 55, and husband Michael, 58, are bottle feeding ...

COLUMBUS – Columbus Mayor Michael Thom announced to the city council Tuesday that he would not be seeking a third term. “It has been an extremely difficult decision for me to make, but I am officially announcing that I will not be seeking a third term for the mayor of the city of Columbus,” Thom said. “I feel a deep obligation to announce my intention early enough to provide opportunity for any other candidates who may be considering stepping forward to serve our community. ...