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The refusal by the Canadian authorities to issue Air Peace landing right to bring back Nigerians who are stranded in Canada has generated a lot of outrage. 319 passengers had...
Read moreDetailsPremier Doug Ford has said businesses should be permitted to deny anyone not wearing a mask during the COVID-19 pandemic the service he or she needs. Ford made this statement...
Read moreDetailsFacebook will pay the sum of $9.5 million to as settlement to a Competition Bureau investigation which discovered that that the social media outfit made misleading claims about the level of...
Read moreDetailsAmazon has revealed it would end its pandemic-related allowances for those working in its Canadian warehouses at the end of May. The spokesperson of Amazon, Kelly Cheeseman confirmed yesterday that the...
Read moreDetailsThe CEO of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, has told his employees that they can now work from the comfort of their home “forever” following the persistence of the Coronavirus pandemic. The CEO informed...
Read moreDetailsThe prospect of mass timber construction in Ontario got the much needed boost in 2014 when Ontario Building Code was amended in Ontario to permit new wood frame buildings to extend to six storeys. ...
Read moreDetailsAs Ontario continues to fight against COVID-19 pandemic, some businesses have been given the go ahead to recommence operations as long as they adhere to the laid down public health...
Read moreDetailsWalmart paid out cash bonuses of $180 million to its employees that have worked daily despite prevalence of COVID-19 pandemic to ensure customers are provided with food, medicine and other important items....
Read moreDetailsIn what can be adjudged to be a crucial move, Food delivery app Foodora has filed for insolvency as it prepares to close its Canadian operations soon. We gathered that...
Read moreDetailsThere are arrays of hope for the province to return to normalcy soon as Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has disclosed that some businesses that were closed due to the COVID-19...
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