The big idea was embedded in a new anti-crime strategy approved Monday at city council's protection and community services committee. The report, prepared in consultation with some of the city's biggest names in business and government, looked at six ways social programs -- such as family resources centres and a better education system -- could cut crime. One of the 20-page strategy's most tangible ideas was the creation of a separate, publicly funded aboriginal school division, much like the one created 16 years ago for Franco-Manitobans. Why should aboriginal people be denied the same thing?" asked Damon Johnston, president of the Aboriginal Council of Winnipeg, at Monday's meeting. "It can only rest in racism. "I don't know if we want to be ghettoized as aboriginal people in our ow...
... over the use of trade-marks and trade names as keywords for Internet advertising. The Agency, ...
Winnipeg's Mike McEwen and Jason Gunnlaugson, curling out of Beausejour, have been pegged as two of curling's next wave of shotmakers. But on Day 2 of the BDO Classic Canadian Open at the MTS Centre, the duo hit roadblocks, both losing the two games they played to familiar names like Randy Ferbey's crew (minus Ferbey, tending to some business back home), Glenn Howard, Pat Simmons and Norway's Thomas Ulsrud. I know," began Gunnlaugson. "It just seems like they don't stop making shots. Maybe there is a point where you see the skill slowly diminish with some of these guys... maybe around the time they are moving into their late 40s or 50s. But a little 'diminish' sure doesn't mean they're easier to beat. "To get there now you gotta have patience, have the right four guys together and be c...
...I. Introduction. [1] The Plaintiff is a business corporation that franchises a restaurant concept n... The Symposium Café and operated under both names during the transition. [8] This new restaurant ven...
The population may be largely Asian but they share the Canadian dream of a prosperous and peaceful life for themselves and their children. And with less than a year to go, with the completion of the Olympic Oval where all the speedskating events will be held in February 2010, Richmond and its residents have also become a part of B.C.'s Olympic dream. The Oval is a magnificent structure on the Richmond landscape. Its eco-friendly design uses wormwood, which are trees destroyed by devastating pests, then cut down and recycled into the ceiling of the dome, giving it a unique architectural look. While shopping options abound in Richmond, the Aberdeen Centre again underscores the Asian personality now so much a part of the business mix. While many of the recognized retail brand names exist t...
Northern Appointments - Names Sergio Buonocore acting general manager of Old Fort William - Brief Article
But there's definitely dozens," [Martin McGarry] said, as he rattled off names like Payne Transportation, Freightliner, Ocean Trailer, and Thermo King of Mid Canada Corporation. "They don't need a concentration of services," [Greg Dandewich] said. "What they need is lots of land. "It's just a more natural fit for our industry here," he said. "This is where you want to be."
... Industrial Park are trucking-related businesses, and he expects at least 50 per cent of the ones i...
Readers, here's where you come in. We want you to tell us what Winnipeg's most clever pun is. Nominations can come from business slogans ("Just for the halibut: Ducky's Fish & Chips"), company names (Business is Blooming Florists) or cherished restaurants (Pasta la Vista). Maybe there's even a local menu item that tickles your funny bone (Fude's Beet This Hummous). Alexis Vlassie is the longtime owner of Osborne Village's The Happy Cooker. Vlassie doubts whether shoppers nowadays even twig into his signboard's racy roots. (Note to Gen-Xers: The Happy Cooker is a twist on the title of a gazillion-selling, early-'70s prostitution parable penned by Xaviera Hollander.) "I don't even remember if any other names came up when we were trying to decide," Vlassie says. "All I recall is that...
There will be a youth career day that will be open to Brandon University students to learn the ins and outs of the music business, from applying for grants to making and producing an album. Fenton also announced the names of some of the international music industry types who will be participating in the weekend-long event.
[Karl Gerrand] won't name names for proprietary reasons, but he described Can-Oat's customers as "brand leaders" whose products are found in most North American households. We think it's one of the most dynamic market opportunities for us out there," he said, noting that large cereal manufacturers and Wal-Mart are now "initiating major launches of new organic product lines. "The Canadian market is certainly one that we're interested in," Gerrand said. "But the population base is so low that we can literally run our facility for probably a week or 10 days a year and satisfy Canadian demand."
... of building a world-class oat processing business on the Prairies at a time when flour milling compa...
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