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Tripoli-based Prime Minister Abd Alhamid Aldabaiba visited the Ministry of Transportation Sunday, during which he held a meeting in the

Mayor Lori Lightfoot shocked Chicago’s political establishment in 2019 when she defeated Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle in a landslide. She now seeks reelection four years later.

A final call for cost-of-living crisis support payments has been made in Ceredigion.

HOUSEHOLDS who have not yet received a one-off support payment to help with the cost of living crisis are being urged to apply.

The Senate Blue Ribbon Committee has recommended the filing of graft and perjury charges against high-ranking officials of the Department of Budget and Management’s Procurement Services and the Department of Education (DepEd) who figured in the alleged anomalous purchase of “overpriced” and “outdate

Women Business Enterprises Canada Council (WBE Canada) is pleased to announce the 2023 Members of its Supplier Advisory Committee. - Stephanie Khurana, Netchem

The OPEC+ group left their target production level unchanged amid many uncertainties in the oil market, OPEC didn’t make material changes in its estimates of global oil demand growth, while the biggest oil and gas firms in the Middle East made major announcements and signed landmark deals in December.

Climate & Sustainability Executive Director Bo Solomon explains where furniture from the now-offline Myers Hall has gone.

WNS acquires The Smart Cube and OptiBuy, what Spend Matters analyst Pierre Michelle has to say.

This month, the Canada Guyana Chamber of Commerce (CGCC) is celebrating it’s second anniversary and a second year of growth and significant successes in fostering trade between Canada and Guyana.As a leading trade partner with Guyana for decades, the