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A new monument in east Saint John commemorating military service was dedicated during a ceremony on Friday. Th...

The Secretary, Energy User’s Association, Sanjeewa Dhammika seems to be confused or uninformed as regards his statement that engineers of the CEB should be ashamed of power cuts. He says, ‘They must implement the Long-Term Generation Plan. They too have scuttled the schemes that could have helped to overcome the current situation…’ These accusations should […]

Friday, 21 May 2021, 4:10 pm GM Harris Manawatū District Council has appointed Shayne Harris as Chief Executive for the next five years. Shayne has been Council’s Acting Chief Executive since Dr Richard Templer left for a position at Engineering New Zealand in November 2020. Shayne started with Manawatū District Council in 2008 as the Support Services Group Manager and a year later became the General Manager – Corporate and Regulatory, which he did until he became Acting Chief Executive. Born in Palmerston North, Shayne attended Palmerston North Boys High School before joining the NZ A...

iPolitics By Catharine Fulton. Published on Apr 3, 2021 12:15pm Parliament Hill in January (Jolson Lim/iPolitics) We’ve hit the halfway mark of the Hill’s extended hiatus, but a small handful of committees will be back in business after the long weekend. Here’s the policy and politicking to keep an eye on in the coming week. The House of Commons’ industry, science and technology committee will be studying Rogers Communications’ $26-billion bid to buy Shaw Communications, including debt, on April 6 and 7. The committee will hear from Competitive Network Operators of Canada...

By AMANDA COLETTA | The Washington Post | Published: March 31, 2021 TORONTO — Separate allegations of sexual misconduct by Gen. Jonathan Vance, Canada's recently retiredformer chief of the defense staff, Adm. Art McDonald, his successor, and other top military officials are rocking the country's armed forces. The allegations against Canada's most senior military officers - the equivalent of the U.S. chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff - are being investigated by a parliamentary committee and the military police. They're also renewing criticism about the military's efforts to eliminate a lo...