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Doctors, patients call on Canadian employers to help cover cost of fertility treatments, drugs © Taunya Johnston Taunya and Rob Johnston discuss fertility challenges and their journey to have a family. Fertility patient groups in Canada are calling on employers to improve fertility benefits as part of a new campaign called Fertility Benefits Matter, which also aims to raise awareness of the current state of fertility support in the country. "There are studies that show that employers that include fertility benefits as part of their benefits packages will retain employees better, will have ...

"I have little targets I want to achieve. I am not too far away from getting 200 wickets" © Getty It is fair to say that testing positive for COVID-19 on arrival in Sri Lanka earlier this month was not the start to 2021 that Moeen Ali had hoped for. Rather than vying for a place in England's team and trying to re-start a Test career that has been on hold for 18 months, Moeen had to endure 14-days of self-isolation in a hotel room. "I wouldn't wish it on anyone to be honest with you, just stuck there," he says now. Thankfully, Moeen has fully recovered and is fit for selection for the open...

Then, with February, came snow, freezing temperatures and the impossibility of accomplishing anything useful in gardens. It wasn’t until mid-March that the soil thawed and the snow melted where I live, though not all parts of the Island or even Greater Victoria were similarly affected. Perhaps February this year will be mild enough for an early start to the growing season. All being well, I’ll soon be preparing plots for early seedings of broad beans, peas, carrots and hardy green leafy vegetables like spinach, corn salad, mizuna and chrysanthemum greens (shungiku, chop suey greens). I...

Insurance Age Subscriptions Subscriptions Insurance Age staff Print this page   Apollo Syndicate Management, an independent specialist insurer and reinsurer, today (27 January) announced that Rob Johnston has been appointed as head of marine and energy liability at Apollo Syndicate 1969. He will join the business in April, reporting to Simon Mason, head of marine and energy. He replaces Howard Burnell who was convicted of assault last week following an attack on his then-girlfriend in March. Sister title revealed that Burnell was suspended by Apollo in December last Only users w...

Apollo Syndicate 1969 appoints Rob Johnston as head of marine and energy liability Apollo Syndicate Management (“Apollo”), the independent specialist insurer and reinsurer, today announced that Rob Johnston has been appointed as head of marine and energy liability at Apollo Syndicate 1969. He will join the business in April, reporting to Simon Mason, head of marine and energy. Johnston joins Apollo from MS Amlin, where he has managed several significant portfolios since 2014 and was most recently a marine and energy liability senior underwriter. Prior to that, Johnston worked as an underw...