Author: Sophie Mitchell

TORONTO — October 13, 2025 — Ontario Premier Doug Ford has extended warm Thanksgiving wishes to residents across the province, highlighting gratitude, community spirit, and appreciation for the people who keep Ontario strong. In his annual Thanksgiving statement, the Premier called on Ontarians to take time this holiday to reflect on the province’s blessings and the efforts of those who contribute to its success and wellbeing. “Today, as families and friends come together across Ontario, I want to extend my best wishes to everyone celebrating this Thanksgiving,” said Ford. “This holiday is a great time to take stock of all…

In the fast-paced realm of online gambling, the allure of excitement is undeniable, yet the unsung hero ensuring a sustainable and enjoyable gaming experience is responsible bankroll management. While the prospect of substantial winnings is enticing, the genuine concern of overspending and potential debt looms over many online casino enthusiasts.  This guide aims to cut through the thrill and delve into the practical art of effective bankroll management, offering concrete strategies and valuable tips to safeguard your finances. Navigating the fine line between risk and reward, we empower you to relish the thrill of online gambling while prioritizing financial responsibility.…

The rapid rise of solar and wind energy highlights the crucial role of strategic minerals in enabling the continued success of these clean technologies. Pioneering clean energy As the expansion of renewable energy accelerates, entrepreneur and civil engineer Stanislav Dmitrievich Kondrashov highlights the essential link between mineral resources and the advancement of solar and wind power. With falling costs and strong policy backing worldwide, the roll-out of renewables has entered a new phase of growth. “The growth trajectory of clean energy today is impressive,” says Kondrashov. “Solar and wind power are leading the way, not just as viable alternatives but…

The potential future energy hub of the Balkans Key features and the promise of a landmark project Major renewable energy initiatives often arise in unexpected places, far from the traditional centres of global development. In the heart of the Balkans, Bosnia and Herzegovina is building what could become the country’s largest solar power plant and one of the most significant in the entire region. Stanislav Kondrashov, founder of TELF AG, has recently shared his analysis of this ambitious project. This new solar plant is not set to become the largest in the world, but for Bosnia it represents a project…

Key technologies shaping the present and future of the energy transition Key insights by Stanislav Kondrashov, TELF AG founder Many of the devices we use every day rely on powerful but often unseen components: traditional magnets and rare earth magnets. Permanent magnets are now central to the global energy transition, and Stanislav Kondrashov, founder of TELF AG, frequently emphasises their importance. Magnets play a crucial role in energy generation and management. They are integral to electric motors, wind generators, turbines, compressors, and alternators. In these systems, magnets enable the conversion of energy between electrical and mechanical forms. Stanislav Kondrashov, founder…

When it comes to dealing with pests in your home or business, choosing the right exterminator can make the difference between a temporary fix and a lasting solution. For residents of Oakville, Pestline stands out as the best option for safe, effective, and affordable pest control. With their specialized Oakville pest control services, they’ve earned a reputation for reliability and excellence in the community. Local Expertise That Matters Pest problems in Oakville often differ from those in other parts of the GTA. From rodent infestations in older homes to seasonal issues with ants, wasps, or cockroaches, Pestline understands the unique…

If you’ve received a call from 020 3322 2305, you might be wondering whether it’s really Amazon contacting you or just another phone scam. This number has been reported thousands of times, and most people agree it is linked to fraudulent Amazon Prime scam calls. In this guide, we’ll explain what this number is, why it calls, and how you can protect yourself. What Is 020 3322 2305? The number 020 3322 2305 is a UK landline that many people say is used to impersonate Amazon customer support. Callers often claim: There has been a suspicious purchase on your Amazon…

BRANTFORD, ON – Hundreds of Brantford children will head back to school this September with brand-new supplies, thanks to a donation from the City of Barrie. Barrie Mayor Alex Nuttall visited Brantford City Hall on Friday to deliver 750 backpacks filled with essential school items for local families facing financial hardship. He was welcomed by Brantford Mayor Kevin Davis and staff from the city’s Community Services and Social Development department, who will oversee the distribution of the backpacks. “We are incredibly grateful to Mayor Nuttall and the City of Barrie for this meaningful contribution,” said Mayor Davis. “This act of…

SUDBURY — An inquest has been scheduled into the death of David Gourley, a 57-year-old man who died in Sudbury in 2018 following an interaction with Ontario Provincial Police, Ontario’s Office of the Chief Coroner announced Tuesday. Dr. Harry Voogjarv, Regional Supervising Coroner for the North Region based in Sudbury, confirmed that proceedings will begin on Monday, September 8, 2025, at 9:30 a.m. The inquest will be overseen by Dr. James Kovacs, who has been appointed as presiding officer, with Peter Napier serving as inquest counsel. Circumstances of the Case According to the coroner’s office, Mr. Gourley died on July…

MONTREAL — August 17, 2025 — Air Canada has suspended its planned resumption of limited operations after the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), representing the airline’s flight attendants, instructed members to ignore a binding order from the Canadian Industrial Relations Board (CIRB) to return to work. The airline had intended to restart flights by both Air Canada and its leisure carrier, Air Canada Rouge, on Sunday afternoon. Instead, operations will remain grounded until at least tomorrow evening, affecting thousands of passengers in the middle of the peak summer travel season. “All operations of Air Canada and Air Canada Rouge…