Vikram Pandit stood fidgeting in a park near New York’s City Hall, looking owlish in a suit and rimless spectacles. It was May 7, 2012, and he’d had better springs. Citigroup (C), where he was chief executive officer, had recently flunked a government “stress test” meant to identify which big lenders were still shaky […]
Bike-share programs have been struggling to get off of the ground in several Canadian cities. On Wednesday, Toronto said it would take over its Bixi program in the spring and hopes to find private sponsors to pay for it. Globe contributor Ivor Tossell and Candice Malcolm of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation face off on the […]
Date: December 19, 2013 Time: 6:45 PM – 7:30 PM Location: Inglewood Program Type: Family Description: Join us for a family story time that celebrates all the wonders of the holiday season! Stories, rhymes and other activities make this a wonderful evening for all to share! FREE drop in program for the whole family. Cost: FREE Advance registration: No […]
They say silence is golden, but in this case Golden is silent. Anne Golden, chair of the Transit Investment Strategy Advisory Panel, revealed in an onstage interview at the Mississauga Living Arts Centre Nov 12 that easing traffic congestion in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton area (GTHA) and finding funding for the process is quite […]
A mystery white bird has hanging around backyards near the Riverdale Fitness Mill in Inglewood. It will take seeds from local feeders and will behave like a woodpecker as well. It may be an albino woodpecker based on its lack of color. If you think you may be able to identify this bird please comment, […]
“A boost in the gas tax, gradually rising to 10 cents per litre, could pay for the bulk of an ambitious plan to lay transit lines across the Toronto region, according to a government-appointed panel. The recommendation is part of another look at how to fund the so-called Big Move, a plan to reduce congestion […]
“TORONTO – A new forecast suggests Ontario home prices will rise about four per cent a year through 2016, down from a decade-long annual average of about six per cent. The forecast by Central 1 Credit Union says higher mortgage rates in the next three years will restrain housing sales but not cause a market […]
“MISSISSAUGA, Ont. – Canada can expect an “exceptionally healthy” housing market in 2014 thanks to improvements in the overall economy that helped produce a surge in the latter half of this year, a leading real estate group said Wednesday. Re/Max says that nationally, home sales are expected to climb two per cent to 475,000 units […]
Today is the start of registration for Parks and Rec programs across Caledon and here in Ingelwood. If you want a reminder of what is being offered here in Inglewood, check out our website where we have listed all of them,http://www.villageofinglewood.com/parks-and-rec-programs—inglewood.html — Village of Inglewood Association www.villageofinglewood.com Like us on facebook https://www.facebook.com/villageofinglewood
US Payrolls, Personal Income/Spending US payrolls rolls rose by 203K in November, above the consensus estimate for a 185K gain but probably less of a surprise following the robust ADP survey earlier in the week. Net revisions were negligible. Encouragingly, the breakdown was a little stronger than the prior month, with higher paying goods producers […]