Private enterpriseThe present government’s acquiescence to the PA’s adoption of ‘façadism’ at Fort Chambray is noteworthy.Essentially, ‘façadism‘ opts to merely retain the outer shell of a historic building while permitting private investors to ravage a large part of the same building’s valuable interior structure.The degree of a government’s promotion of private enterprise depends on its...

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The recent roof collapse in at the Albion Hotel in Bayfield and the fire in Wortley Village that displaced Sha Choix and A Village Tail, should illustrate to businesses and individuals the need to be sure insurance is in place with loss-of-use and business interruption coverage.

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Another ‘cringy’ moment in our country There’s a new connotation to the word “cringy.” It once meant something that created a feeling of disgust or revulsion like swarming insects. It has now become popular for the word to denote more of a sense of keen embarrassment like a parent who voices comments that makes his teenager want to disappear into the ground. Our nation is now in one of its cringiest moments yet, with both meanings of the word in…

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This letter is to provide my opinions and recommendations about the situation of Students Association (SA) in George Brown College. First, many of our 28,000 students look to the SA as their representative body and,…Read Now

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Approximately 80,000 people are directly affected by the 7.3 magnitude earthquake that struck Port Vila on Tuesday. This, according to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) Vanuatu earthquake flash update No.2 released yesterday. The update stated that hospitals in Port Vila were overwhelmed, with structural damage forcing the use of triage tents for patient care. “Operating theatres remain non-functional,…

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Port Vila hospitals overwhelmed, triage tents set up for patient care

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