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A Kiwi Win At London's Business Book Awards 2023 - Vimarsana News

A Kiwi Win At London's Business Book Awards 2023

London and Wellington, May 19 (JY&A Media) One of the Highly Commended prizes at the Business Book Awards 2023 in London earlier this week, in partnership with Pathway Group and organized by ThinkFest Ltd., was won by a Wellington author. Panos: ...

Business.Scoop » A Kiwi Win At London's Business Book Awards 2023 - Vimarsana News

Business.Scoop » A Kiwi Win At London's Business Book Awards 2023

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Hamilton Police Association hires lobbyist to influence Ford government - Vimarsana News

Hamilton Police Association hires lobbyist to influence Ford government

The union representing Hamilton police officers has brought on a lobbyist to influence the provincial government. It appears to be the first time the union has ever done so, according to the Office of the Integrity Commissioner's lobbyists registration.

Source: cbc.ca
Felicity Cowie sees her book shortlisted in The Business Book Awards - Vimarsana News

Felicity Cowie sees her book shortlisted in The Business Book Awards

The highly anticipated shortlist for The Business Book Awards in partnership with Pathway Group 2023 has just been announced for top business books…

Why some Toronto council hopefuls face an uphill battle, even though they're running in open wards - Vimarsana News

Why some Toronto council hopefuls face an uphill battle, even though they're running in open wards

Open council races are supposed to be among the most competitive because there's no incumbent advantage, but experts say the name recognition and campaign experience that come from previous runs for political office — successful or not — gives certain candidates better odds of winning.

Source: cbc.ca