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Tax bill an increasing burden for Canadian families
As crisis builds on the U.S.-Mexico border, Canadians are silent
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Fighting to kill the bill
Oil sees slight rebound amid trade talks
Dr. Sam Gamtessa, a professor of economics at the University of Regina, analyzes market conditions
Nomination deadline coming up for Synergy Credit Union board
The board’s 12 members each serve a three-year term. The terms are staggered, so a total of four seats come up for election each year
AGUA Team in Mexico makes life better for locals
The 2019 team drilled three new wells and did pump repair/rebuild on an additional seven,…Risk of seasonal influenza still exists
Eight people have died in Saskatchewan due to the flu this season and three of…Forum organizers look to send strong resource industry message
Forum organizers look to send strong resource industry message
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Playoffs set for senior hockey leagues
SWHL, SVHL quarterfinal series begin this weekend on several fronts
Breaking the tech glass ceiling in the workplace
Massimo Canonico talks about the findings of a Docebo report that shows key disparities…
Why you should stop outsourcing leadership development
Start focusing on helping employees develop critical skills and capabilities as they work
Gigging it in the free world
The gig economy is gaining traction, for better or worse. Who needs benefits or job…
Job losses due to technological change overblown: report
‘The growth of technology combined with a shrinking labour force may actually produce a shortage…
Online safety training: Are workers tuned in … or texting?
Online health and safety training is a booming industry, but how can employers and the…
10 body language traps for women in the workplace
Women may be the champions of warmth and empathy, but they fall prey to these…
Improving the lives of seniors – and their families
Robyn Pearson of A Friend Indeed talks about how her service fills a vital…
One patient, one record: the folly of Nova Scotia’s latest health plan
The plan seems to depend on methods developed in part in other countries that…
Climate change places older adults at greater risk
We need to plan better to protect vulnerable seniors from the impact of climate change
Small acts of kindness turn the myth of self-care into reality
Building self-care into natural caregiving requires a mind shift. Natural caring relationships are reciprocal. Our…
Making your brain hurt helps you thrive
Use mental or physical challenges to strengthen your brain and improve your quality of life…
Caregivers play a central role in their loved one’s health
Family caregivers and professional providers must work together to achieve well-being for people with chronic…
Two-thirds of non-bank residential mortgages are uninsured
StatsCan says uninsured mortgages had an average value of $170,031, lower than the average…
Purolator launches e-commerce delivery service
Seven days a week with same-day or next-day delivery for consumers in Toronto, Montreal,…
Improving the lives of seniors – and their families
Robyn Pearson of A Friend Indeed talks about how her service fills a vital gap…
Purolator launches e-commerce delivery service
Seven days a week with same-day or next-day delivery for consumers in Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa…
Digital world driving Canadians to live much different lives
But there's an underlying tension as many Canadians want less tech in their lives, says…
Tax bill an increasing burden for Canadian families
The cost of living was the number one concern for a third of all Canadians…
How did Whistler B.C. get its name?
It's all because of the cute little marmort . . .
Five days kayaking in B.C.’s Broken Group Islands
The majority of the paddlers were over 50, but there were young families and…
Flea markets a great introduction to local culture
You can have lots of fun at flea markets around the world while learning something…
Why you should take a vacation
Breaking away from work in a meaningful way, for a significant period, is critical to…
Why point-and-shoot cameras are still relevant
The compact new Fujifilm FinePix XP140 is durable, offers multiple functions, is relatively cheap and…
Geared up for another kayak adventure on the B.C. coast
The equipment has improved and been refined over the years, but the thrill of the…
Latest upgrades take Honda in the wrong direction
Honda appears to be disregarding the ‘if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it rule’…
The 2019 Ford Expedition is big on features – and just plain big
Comfortable, stable, accommodating and roomy, it’s the state of the art for full-size SUVs
The 2019 Ford Expedition is big on features – and just plain big
Comfortable, stable, accommodating and roomy, it’s the state of the art for full-size SUVs
Ford introduces its enhanced SYNC 3 infotainment system
Newest-customer centric update developed in-house with major contributions by Ford’s Canadian software teams
Is the golden age of show and shines coming to an end?
The people who attend these events – and those who bring the cars – are…
Surviving the contact sport of buying a used car
Beware con artists, smoothies, carpetbaggers, excuse-makers and truth-stretchers