Proposed $ 7 million fine for Alberta bitcoin mine that installed power plant without permission
Alberta’s provincial utilities commission has proposed a penalty of more than $ 7.1 million for…
Monthly Archives: September, 2021
Canadian company seeks accountability for tree planting programs
A sustainable Canadian clothing company is stepping up its efforts as it tries to solve…
West Niagara restaurants ask visitors to be nice when dining
As vaccinations become the key to entering businesses like restaurants, the service industry is reminding…
ʔaq̓am and the Ktunaxa Nation celebrate National Truth and Reconciliation Day – Castlegar News
Editor’s Note: The story below can trigger difficult or traumatic thoughts and memories. The Indian…
As Utah begins to uncover the history of its Indigenous school, survivors use Orange Shirt Day to remember
American Remembrance Day aligns with Canada’s Orange Shirt Day.(History of Panguitch Utah) Pictured are students…
First Notice: Wolseley Aboriginal Scholarship; Toronto Water Selection; labor shortage
Wolseley announces Indigenous scholarship Wolseley Canada today announced the launch of the Wolseley Canada Indigenous…
Cornerstone Ceremony Celebrates Kingston’s First Large-Scale Geothermal Residential Building, “Geo”
Designed to meet Fitwel® certification status, Geo paves the way for healthy, low-carbon buildings in…
B.C. waiter who was fired after asking to be addressed by correct pronouns received $ 30,000
A former waiter at a Gibsons, B.C. restaurant was awarded $ 30,000 after a B.C.…
Procter & Gamble descendants call on family business for waste of resources
Procter & Gamble, an American company that makes some of the most popular paper products,…
How many restaurants do we really need in Canada? – News from Lake Superior
The pandemic may have presented a golden opportunity for the industry to reflect on its…