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Trade · LloydminsterGrade 11 HRHS student Mya Tupper learns some tricks of the trade from Videre Images owner, Jason Whiting. Supplied photo A local Grade 11 student has a leading role in the filming and live-streaming of nine LCSD Christmas concerts this holiday season. Mya Tupper is able to help out while gaining experience for her future career in film. “I am studying mainly for directing. I really want to go into film production after school,” said Tupper. “I…See the Story
HRHS student leads concert livestreams - Meridian Source
Inflation · OntarioIt's another busy season for the real Christmas tree market, with Wholesaler Somerville Nurseries, Ontario's largest Christmas tree grower, having sold roughly 130,000 trees this year.See the Story
Demand for real Christmas trees thrives despite inflation increasing prices, supply shortages
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Chicago Blackhawks · VancouverVancouver announced the trade shortly before the Canucks faced off against the Anaheim Ducks on Tuesday. The Canucks had acquired Beauvillier from the Islanders as part of the trade that sent captain Bo Horvat to New York last season. In exchange, the Canucks will receive a fifth-round pick in the 2024 draft.See the Story
Canucks GM says Beauvillier trade creates 'flexibility' moving forward
Coverage: 5 sources
Stock Markets · CanadaAlimentation Couche-Tard (TSX:ATD) and Brookfield Infrastructure Partners (TSX:BIP.UN) are two solid Canadian stocks that offer investors significant growth potential. While each company operates in different sectors, both have demonstrated strong performance and are poised for long-term success. Alimentation Couche-Tard Alimentation Couche-Tard, a leading convenience store retailer, has rapidly expanded its presence worldwide since its inceptio…See the Story
Two Top TSX Canadian Stocks with Strong Growth Potential
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Inflation · Bar HarborBAR HARBOR — Inflation, debt service, infrastructure improvements and the cost of maintenance and materials are behind the Town Council significantly raising next year’s water and sewer rates. The Council unanimously approved changes to both rates last Tuesday. A public…See the Story
Residents to see higher water, sewer rates in 2024
Stock Markets · TorontoThe S&P/TSX composite index closed up 79.43 points at 20,116.20. In New York, the Dow Jones industrial average was up 13.44 points at 35,430.42. U.S. markets started off in the green thanks to an easing in bond yields.See the Story
S&P/TSX composite led higher by financial stocks Wednesday, U.S. markets mixed
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Economy · Cowichan ValleyThe province has updated its financial position to indicate $1.4 billion in revenue which is being driven by improved 2022 personal and corporate income tax results. The province is still projecting a $5.6 billion deficit this year. Minister of Finance Katrine Conroy says the government knows times are tough, and people are being squeezed by inflation.See the Story
BC’s fiscal plan supports residents through global challenges : My Cowichan Valley Now
Inflation · St. John'sRiddle Fence, a quarterly magazine started in 2007, publishes local poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, features and reviews accompanied by contemporary art. Executive Director Elisabeth de Mariaffi says inflation driving up the cost of printing and distribution, the magazine is looking at an unanticipated and serious budget shortfall.See the Story
