Retirement
‘He loved news first’: Vancouver says goodbye to veteran CKNW host Jon McComb
By Simon Little Online Journalist
“He was never really interested in Jon McComb, he was interested in the story, in the guest, and I think that’s why the listeners have always enjoyed his show so much.” Continue reading
Bracebridge chief administrative officer John Sisson announces July retirement
Sisson started working as Bracebridge’s CAO in June 2007, after working at the city of Barrie in various roles since 1988. Continue reading
Should Alberta opt out of CPP? Jason Kenney looking at options amid Wexit sentiments
Premier Jason Kenney claims there’s a “compelling case” to be made for Alberta to exit the half-century-old Canada Pension Plan, but some experts say there’s no economic argument for opting out. Continue reading
End of an era for U of A volleyball coach Terry Danyluk
By Quinn Phillips Sports Anchor/Reporter
Long-time University of Alberta Golden Bears volleyball coach will still be around the gym, but he won’t be on the bench when the team takes the court this season. Continue reading
Winnipeg Jets defenceman Dustin Byfuglien believed to be considering retirement
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
Winnipeg Jets defenceman Dustin Byfuglien is believed to be considering hanging up his skates, according to TSN. Continue reading
‘She’s one of the most inspiring people I’ve met’: Edmontonian calls it a career after 43 years at Goodwill
By Morgan Black Community Reporter
After more than four decades of Goodwill and spreading inspiration, an Edmonton woman is ready to move on to the next chapter. Continue reading
After 47 years, 630 CHED legend Bruce Bowie announces his retirement
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
Longtime Corus radio announcer Bruce Bowie has announced his retirement. Continue reading
Global Saskatchewan news director Michael Fulmes announces retirement
Michael Fulmes has spent 41 years in the industry including 21 years with Global News. He announced his retirement on Wednesday. Continue reading
47 percent of Saskatchewan, Manitoba boomers plan to work after retirement, says survey
In Saskatchewan and Manitoba, 47 percent of boomers surveyed said they planned to work once retired. 12 percent of people in the prairies said they don’t ever plan to retire. Continue reading
Amherst, N.S., doctor announces retirement from family practice due to health reasons
“The unfortunate and potentially lethal inflammation (Sarcoidosis) of my heart has forced me to reflect on my future over the past one to two years.” Continue reading