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Nautic-Backed Nystrom Names Mark Peterson as CEO - Vimarsana News

Nautic-Backed Nystrom Names Mark Peterson as CEO

Peterson succeeds Mark Arnold who has held the role since May of 2020.

Ottawa stops Iran crash victims from seeking damages from embassy sale - Vimarsana News

Ottawa stops Iran crash victims from seeking damages from embassy sale

Families of those killed on flight PS752 won a $108M judgment against Iran, and sought to recover some money by selling off Iranian assets

Ontario court blocks attempt by Flight PS752 families to seize Iranian assets - Vimarsana News

Ontario court blocks attempt by Flight PS752 families to seize Iranian assets

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has ruled that the families of Flight PS752 victims cannot seize certain properties or bank accounts on Canadian soil because the federal government considers those assets the property of the Islamic Republic of Iran under international law.

Source: cbc.ca
Kensington appoints James Burwood as BDM for East region - Vimarsana News

Kensington appoints James Burwood as BDM for East region

Kensington Mortgages has hired James Burwood as new business development manager for the East region.   Burwood will be responsible for the specialist lender’s business in Cambridge, Chelmsford, Colchester, Ilford, Ipswich, Norwich, Romford, and Southend-on Sea.   He joins from NatWest, where he worked as a business

Candidates for Hawaiʻi County police chief face questioning ahead of decision - Vimarsana News

Candidates for Hawaiʻi County police chief face questioning ahead of decision

Earlier this week, Hawaiʻi Island residents got a first glimpse of who could be their island's next police chief, and many are familiar faces.The process started earlier this year, when former Hawaiʻi Police Chief Paul Ferreira retired earlier this fall.