Veteran NDP MP Charlie Angus is suggesting his former leader needs to work through hard feelings about being rejected by the party almost three years ago. Angus took to Twitter Sunday to share some thoughts about Tom Mulcair, someone he worked with for years. HuffPost Canada reached out to Angus to ask what precipitated the…
India is standing up to transnational e-commerce behemoths like Amazon and Flipkart Group with new rules barring companies from selling products from companies they partially own. E-commerce companies will no longer be able to sell products from companies in which they have an equity interest, nor will they be able to form exclusive agreements with…
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Andover (Kan.) Central High School was named the 2018 NFCA National Coaching Staff of the Year, announced the Association on Friday afternoon. Under the direction of head coach Rita Frakes and assistant coaches- Patrick Huddleston, Hanna Mason, Karly Smith and Fred Martin – the Jaguars captured Kansas’ Class 4A-Division I state championship. On…
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The NFCA is excited to announce that Premier Girls Fastpitch, Inc. (PGF) will continue its relationship with the Association. PGF renewed as an NFCA Official Convention sponsor, signing a multi-year deal. PGF will continue as the co-sponsor of the Thursday evening reception at Convention, along with having a presence in the Convention’s Exhibit Hall. …
EDMONTON — United Conservative Leader Jason Kenney is clashing with Alberta’s teachers over his party’s education election promises that include a renewed emphasis on standardized testing and changes to protections for gay students. “The priorities in this platform are misplaced and misguided,” Alberta Teachers’ Association president Greg Jeffery told a news conference Tuesday. “Instead of…
The gap between the super-rich and the rest of the world has never been wider, with 26 people now owning the same amount of wealth as 3.8 billion of the less privileged, global charity Oxfam said in a new report. The new report, titled “Public Good or Private Wealth,” sheds light on the continued accumulation…
Kim Streich-Poser has tried to reduce her staff with early retirement offers, but most of them are too dedicated to their work to take the bait. “We’ve got people who are very, very committed to working with some of the most vulnerable children and families in our community,” the executive director of the Children’s Aid…
Even as Saudi Arabia has scrambled to prevent a bust in the oil market, so far failing to head off a dramatic price slide, Russia seems just fine with prices where they are. Russia is a key piece of the oil price puzzle. OPEC, once a coalition of oil-producing members that made joint decisions to…
VANCOUVER — A commercial fisherman who tossed a small explosive into water teeming with sea lions off the coast of British Columbia says he wasn’t trying to hurt the creatures. The video prompted strong responses both for and against when it was posted to social media. It has since been taken down. Allan Marsden said…
More than 300,000 people have joined a collective case against Volkswagen, suing the embattled German auto giant for damages over emissions manipulations. The number of plaintiffs in the very first collective action against the company in Germany, is expected to be well above 300,000, spokesman for the German Federal Office of Justice, Thomas Ottersbach, said…