A federal appeals court has ordered the appointment of an independent examiner in the bankruptcy case of FTX amid concerns about widespread fraud preceding the collapse of the multibillion-dollar cryptocurrency
On a bright Monday morning, a small group of volunteers gathered in Greener Village’s kitchen in Fredericton. They each wore an apron, and their hands were busy — mixing ingredients,
Quebec’s national education ombudsman has released some statistics relating to the nature of the complaints he has received since his office opened to the public last August, and he says
TransLink and the union representing the striking transit supervisors are both set to hold updates on Monday afternoon. TransLink officials are set to hold a press conference at 1 p.m.CUPE
On Monday, the government of Canada announced that applications under the Canada Water Agency are open. Terry Duguid, the member of Parliament for Winnipeg South, said Indigenous governments, organizations and
The future of a proposed international curling centre, combined with a museum that would pay tribute to Neil Young, Randy Bachman and other Manitoba music greats, appears to be in limbo. The projects have been talked
Customers of Toronto Dominion Bank have until the end of the week to legally opt out of a nearly $16-million class-action settlement. Toronto law firm Koskie Minsky LLP reached a
Hundreds of Manitobans are looking for professional help as a way to treat their sleepless nights. The province’s publicly run Behavioural Sleep Medicine Clinic saw more than 1,300 referrals to
Elon Musk privately visited the Auschwitz-Birkenau site of a former Nazi German concentration camp on Monday before speaking later at a conference on rising antisemitism, after his social media
Descrease article font size Increase article font size SaskPower announced that a contractor backed by First Nations will build and operate a solar facility near Estevan, which when ready will