CEO of Downtown London ‘moving on’ from business group
A search committee has been tasked with finding a new CEO. There will be no interim position in the meantime. Continue reading
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Guelph Chamber of Commerce names new president and CEO
By Matt Carty Reporter
Shakiba Shayani has been the director of community investment at the United Way Guelph Wellington Dufferin for the last six years. Continue reading
N.B. organization gets national award for empowering Indigenous entrepreneurs
The Joint Economic Development Initiative has been working in the field of economic development in New Brunswick for almost 25 years, assisting first nation startups get off the ground. Continue reading
Sask. government names news Provincial Capital Commission CEO
Monique Goffinet Miller has been a member of the PCC team since August 2017, leading innovation to enhance visitor experiences and educational programming. Continue reading
Ontario provincial funding cuts will hurt Kingston, Perth library services: officials
By Mike Postovit Videographer
Many book lovers will soon feel the impact of Ontario funding cuts. Continue reading
QuadrigaCX CEO’s friend, colleague offers insight into cryptocurrency mystery
By Ross Lord Global National Atlantic Correspondent
Though he was shocked to hear Gerald Cotten died, Adam O’Brien doesn’t accept conspiracy theories that suggest he faked his own death. Continue reading
61 staff at Ross Memorial Hospital in Lindsay earned more than $100K in 2018
By Greg Davis Videographer/Online Journalist
Former president and CAO Albert Lauwers earned more than $280,000 in 2018. Continue reading
Ford government approves cap of $1.5M for CEO pay at Hydro One
The province had rejected an earlier plan that would have capped the CEO’s compensation at nearly $2.8 million. Continue reading
Ross Memorial Hospital names Veronica Nelson interim president and CEO
By Greg Davis Videographer/Online Journalist
Current hospital president and CEO Bert Lauwers is leaving his role at the end of February. Continue reading
Legislation introduced to create tighter payment timelines for construction industry
Under proposed Saskatchewan legislation, owners and developers will be required to provide payment within 28 days of receiving a proper invoice for construction services. Continue reading