North Ayrshire health and social care facing a £4m overspend
North Ayrshire health chiefs are in danger of overspending by almost £4 million - which could mean cuts ahead.
Source: irvinetimes.com
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Should You Hire an AI-Powered Financial Advisor?  – 24/7 Wall St.
Almost three-quarters of investors (74%) expect A.I. will help financial advisors better serve their clients, and nearly two-thirds of those are interested in advisors who use AI.
Source: 247wallst.com
Paul Doak: Boyer would offer 'leadership we need' as District 87 rep
As a small business owner, David Boyer is well aware of how hard it is to manage inventory and general costs of doing business while also ensuring compliance with government regulations. A principled conservative, he’s long fought for responsible taxation, reducing unnecessary spending and removing burdensome red tape. Careful and judicious, I’ve known David to […]
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Kingston Police reveal second, surprise canine team
Author of the article: Steph Crosier Publishing date: Jan 06, 2021 • January 6, 2021 • 1 minute read Const. Jeff Dickson with new Kingston Police Service Dog Dak. (Supplied Photo) Photo by Supplied Photo Article content Kingston Police revealed in a news release late Wednesday afternoon that they’ve been keeping a four-legged secret for roughly three months. The force announced it added a second canine unit, with the arrival of police service dog Dak this past October. He is working with Const. Jeff Dickson, while police service dog Bask is working with Sgt. Paul Doak, anoth...
Source: kingstonthisweek.com
Kingston Police reveal second, surprise canine team
Author of the article: Steph Crosier Publishing date: Jan 06, 2021 • January 6, 2021 • 1 minute read Const. Jeff Dickson with new Kingston Police Service Dog Dak. (Supplied Photo) Photo by Supplied Photo Article content Kingston Police revealed in a news release late Wednesday afternoon that they’ve been keeping a four-legged secret for roughly three months. The force announced it added a second canine unit, with the arrival of police service dog Dak this past October. He is working with Const. Jeff Dickson, while police service dog Bask is working with Sgt. Paul Doak, anoth...
Source: thewhig.com