The Globe and Mail6 hours agoCanadian insurance firms in U.S. move to extend health benefits after Roe v. Wade’s fallverified_publisherThe Globe and Mail - Clare O’HaraTwo of Canada’s largest insurers have joined the growing number of employers in the United States that are extending health benefits for their employees after a ruling by the U.S Supreme Court that will soon make abortion illegal in some states. Both Sun Life Financial Inc. SLF-T and Manulife …
The Globe and Mail8 hours agoOpinion: Welcome to Bermuda: the island nation sees a return of tourismverified_publisherThe Globe and MailRiding the blustery winds and mountainous seas of a strong weather front, a flotilla of nearly 200 sailboats with more than 2,000 crew members aboard left Rhode Island a week ago on a 635-nautical-mile voyage to one of sailing’s most popular destinations – Bermuda. But this year’s edition of the …
The Globe and Mail10 hours agoFreeing Korean dogs, one overseas adoption at a timeverified_publisherThe Globe and Mail - Paul WaldieThe organizer: EK Park The pitch: Creating Free Korean Dogs EK Park was visiting her mother in Korea in 2015 when she saw something that horrified her. A group of four men, whom she knew from her childhood, were trying to hang a dog from a bridge. “They were trying to kill the dog,” Ms. Park recalled …
The Globe and Mail10 hours agoOpinion: What we learn from Caisse’s bad bet on the crypto bank Celsiusverified_publisherThe Globe and Mail - Ethan LouI hate to be the guy who keeps saying I called it, but for a long time, I’ve had a funny feeling about the Celsius Network Ltd., the New Jersey company that shut down services abruptly on June 12 and sparked the recent cryptocurrency crash. And I can prove it. Caisse de dépot et placement du Québec, …
The Globe and Mail11 hours agoRogers and Shaw heading to mediation with Competition Bureau over contested $26-billion takeoververified_publisherThe Globe and Mail - Alexandra PosadzkiRogers Communications Inc.’s contested $26-billion takeover of Shaw Communications Inc. will head to mediation next month as the two telecoms seek to avoid a lengthy Competition Tribunal hearing. The tribunal said Friday that all of the parties – Rogers, Shaw and the Competition Bureau – have agreed …
The Globe and Mail11 hours agoRogers, Shaw, watchdog agree to mediation for proposed $20-billion mergerverified_publisherThe Globe and MailRogers Communications Inc., Shaw Communications Inc., and Canada’s competition bureau want to participate in a mediation process for the companies’ proposed $26-billion merger in the Competition Tribunal in July, the tribunal said on Friday. “The parties have advised the tribunal that they wish to …
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