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Finra offers additional licensing exams online amid Covid-19 Finra will not require the documentation normally needed to obtain a testing accommodation. That will allow candidates to opt for an online exam if they’re reluctant to go to a test center. February 26, 2021 Finra is allowing more licensing exams to be taken remotely in response to continuing social distancing concerns related to the coronavirus pandemic. In an update on its website earlier this week, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Inc. said candidates can take Series 24, 57, 79 and 99 exams remotely if they make an i...

A GROUP of volunteers who want to produce a network of publicly accessible defibrillators have been boosted by a donation of £700.

Article content The idea of ending chronic homelessness in Timmins by 2025 may seem like a pipe dream. Brian Marks, chief administrative officer of the Cochrane District Social Services Administration Board, doesn’t think so. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Collaborative effort key to ending homelessness: Marks Back to video Marks, who was speaking to a business audience about the Economics of Homelessness during an online event hosted by the Timmins Chamber Wednesday night, said ending homelessness in Timmins is an achievable goal. But it can...

‘Digging our way out’: When will Connecticut return to pre-pandemic employment levels? By Alexander Soule FacebookTwitterEmailLinkedInRedditPinterest Kelian Dequeker makes an espresso drink at the opening of Raphaël's Bakery in Greenwich, Conn. Sunday, Dec. 20, 2020. Located at 146 Mason St., the French Bakery features fine bread, patisserie, and espresso from the former head pastry chef at Valbella in Riverside. Photo: Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut Media The good news? Depending on how you look at it, Connecticut may have about 170,000 more jobs today than ...

Updated on January 29, 2021 at 7:33 pm NBC Universal, Inc. It has been a struggle many Connecticut towns have had - preserving their rural character, yet still attracting new businesses and tax dollars. One community just outside the Hartford suburbs has made it loud and clear it believes it can accomplish both using its farmland to generate new kinds of business - something called “agri-tourism”. The town of Ellington completed a survey of residents in 2018 to get input on its 10-year master plan for the town.  The survey indicated that it’s all about the farms in Ellington.  It seem...