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Leadership Transition Jeffrey Kirt to resign from his roles as CEO and Director, effective October 7, 2022 David Anderson appointed as CEO and Director,...

Leadership Transition Jeffrey Kirt to resign from his roles as CEO and Director, effective October 7, 2022 David Anderson appointed as CEO and Director,...

The lawyer for McCaine Electric Ltd. says it needs extra time to satisfy the City of Winnipeg’s latest request for documents related to its police headquarters lawsuit, because the company did not receive the motion until mid-May for a court appearance scheduled on May 31. 

With recent cool, wet weather, double-check u-pick farms websited or Facebook page to make sure theyre open and strawberries are still available.

Bird Construction Inc. ("Bird") announced today that it has been awarded two contracts for civil works on two separate sites: an existing project site in northwestern British Columbia, and a site in northern Alberta. The combined value of the contracts awarded is approximately $135 million.

Fire truck that responded to accident also slid off the road where crane operator was killed Author of the article: Jim Moodie The Sudbury Star Publishing date: Apr 09, 2021  •  4 hours ago  •  4 minute read  •  Concrete barriers have been placed on a section of Powerhouse Road in the Worthington area. Cody Proulx, 29, was killed Feb. 24 while working on Powerhouse Road, which leads to the Wabagishik Dam at Lorne Falls. John Lappa/Sudbury Star/Postmedia Network Article conte...

The new $157-million Nanaimo Correctional Centre at Brannen Lake will have a college-campus-like design that puts the emphasis on the facility’s training and therapeutic programs and takes . . .

Inmates will be able to take advantage of educational, vocational and certified trades training, as well as Indigenous programming developed in collaboration with the Snuneymuxw and Snaw’Naw’As First Nations. Some training will be offered in partnership with Vancouver Island University. The correctional centre, which houses men with a medium-security classification, will also become Vancouver Island’s first provincial custody unit for women, providing a place for women in short-term cus...

Article content The labour ministry has issued three requirements in relation to a fatal accident in the Beaver Lake area, which involved a local company. “The constructor is Stuart Olson Industrial Constructors Inc. and the employer is Mammoet Canada Eastern Ltd.,” said the Ministry of Labour, Training and Skills Development in a statement. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Ministry issues requirements following fatal accident Back to video Stu...