When it comes to finding the right car for you, there are pros and cons to both new and used vehicles — but ultimately, your decision will likely come down to budget and your driving habits. So how do you choose the right vehicle for yourself? Consider these factors before deciding. Read more at www.otip.com/article138.
Gig workers played an essential role keeping our neighbours safe and keeping the restaurant industry afloat during the pandemic, yet they are denied basic rights at work available to all other employees. Now the Ford Conservatives are attacking all Ontario workers. Recommendations from the Ontario Workforce Recovery Advisory Committee would create a third class of […]
The University of Waterloo is one of the last universities in Canada without a union for graduate student teaching assistants, research assistants, contract faculty, technicians, and other academic research and teaching staff positions. The lack of a union has meant diminished ability to affect our working conditions, get fair wages, lower health and safety protocols, […]
From decreasing your commute to putting your car in storage for the season, there are plenty of reasons why you might not be driving your vehicle as often as you used to. But don’t let it sit collecting dust — follow these steps to maintain your car and keep it ready to hit the road! […]
Tribunal says “large volume” of complaints and inquiries have also been thrown out The B.C. Human Rights Tribunal has tossed two complaints aimed at B.C.’s provincial health officer and Premier over the provincial COVID-19 vaccine card. Typically, the tribunal does not publish screening decisions, which are made to determine if a complaint can be heard. […]
Many people enjoy getting together with friends, family and colleagues for a backyard BBQ or holiday party. As options for public venues are limited due to COVID-19 restrictions, more Canadians may be turning to hosting smaller gatherings at their home that comply with their local COVID-19 guidelines for social distancing and gathering size. However, throwing […]
Simply put, the impact of fraud on the car insurance industry is staggering. It’s easy to dismiss insurance fraud as something that will never impact you, but in reality, it ends up costing insurers $1.6 billion each year. These costs ultimately are paid for by the insurance company and the policyholders – many of which […]
The recent news coverage of incidents of sexual violence has been distressing to many, especially those who have experienced sexual violence themselves. Sexual violence is a pervasive, societal problem and a substantial problem at universities across Canada. Laurier takes the needs of survivors of sexual violence extremely seriously and is committed to doing everything possible […]
September 30, 2021 is the inaugural National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The intent of the day is to ensure public commemoration of the history and legacy of residential schools remains a vital component of the reconciliation process. The day coincides with Orange Shirt Day, which is occurring during Truth and Reconciliation Week – September […]
CTV News’ Decision Desk has declared the Liberals will win the 2021 federal election, with a minority government. Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau will maintain power, at a pivotal time in the pandemic. These local ridings have been declared by the CTV News’ Decision Desk: Kitchener Centre: Mike Morrice (Green) Cambridge: Bryan May (Liberal) Waterloo: Bardish Chagger […]