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A former resident of Bermuda has been appointed chief financial officer at Axa XL Canada. Patrick Lee, who is based in Toronto, joins Canada's executive leadership team. Country manager Renato Rodrigu...

/PRNewswire/ -- AXA XL has appointed Patrick Lee as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) for Canada. Based in Toronto, Mr. Lee joins Canadas executive leadership...

/CNW/ -- AXA XL has appointed Patrick Lee as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) for Canada. Based in Toronto, Mr. Lee joins Canadas executive leadership team...

The Ashmont Grill, which opened on Talbot Avenue in 2005 and became a top-tier Dorchester eatery and an anchor of the Ashmont neighborhood in particular, will close in the coming weeks, according to its co-owners and investors. The news – first reported by the Boston Globe last Sunday – is a disappointment to its many fans, a group that includes this editor. The staff and

Police in Freetown are asking for the public's help finding someone who is damaging homes in one neighborhood with a large-caliber BB gun.

Police in Freetown are asking for the public's help finding someone who is damaging homes in one neighborhood with a large-caliber BB gun.

One Brooklyn Health, a non-profit medical service provider comprised of three Kings County hospitals, marked World AIDS Day by taking the opportunity to raise

Rogue River School District must decide whether to utilize $3 million in bond money approved by the Legislature that would establish a wellness center and preschool. Senate Bill 5534, produced during ...

I’m a pastor. My concern is with the church — what she believes, what she celebrates, and what she proclaims. Achieving some legal and political end is not my primary calling and yet, I’m concerned that many younger Christians — ironically, often those most attuned to societal transformation and social justice — do not see the connection between a traditional view of marriage and human flourishing. Many Christians are keen to resurrect the old pro-choice mantra touted by some Catholic ...

Standard Chartered trained over 8,000 of its employees in Singapore as a part of its S$8 million investment to futureproof its talent.