RealiTea ProjecT developer speaks to Mattoon Kiwanis – Journal Gazette and Times-Courier

{{featured_button_text}} MATTOON Taneya Higginbotham spoke to the Kiwanis Club of Mattoon about The RealiTea ProjecT during a recent Kiwanis Zoom meeting. Higginbotham, the project developer, described the project mission as: Discussing the reali-tea on racial injustice and racial equity to stimulate righteous actions and transform communities. Higginbotham Return to homepage Please subscribe to keep reading.…

ASIC disqualifies director from managing companies for trading while insolvent – Mirage News

Grant Evan Donley of Sydney, NSW has been disqualified from managing companies for two years for his role in the failure of three companies and trading while insolvent. The three construction companies specialised in interior fit-outs. They include: Conceptual Interiors NSW Pty Ltd A.C.N 165 311 795 (Conceptual Interiors NSW); Conceptual Interiors Group Pty Limited…

Healey Says Sackler Family Trying To “Hijack And Abuse Bankruptcy Process” To Shield Themselves – wgbh.org

A federal judge’s ruling this week could shield the Sackler family from Massachusetts’ lawsuit over the family’s role in the opioid epidemic, and Attorney General Maura Healey is not happy about it. Healey was among the first state attorneys general to file lawsuits against both Purdue Pharma and members of the Sackler family – who…

Politicians point fingers over Laurentian University insolvency – CBC.ca

Sudbury MP PaulLefebvresays more could have been done to help Laurentian University before it declared itself financially insolvent, but a lack of communicationstymied the process. Laurentian’s restructuring under the insolvency processallows it to stay operating while dealing with its financial situation, but dozens of programs and staff have been cut. Lefebvre says when he met…

Ontario says it welcomed offer from federal government to help save French programs at Laurentian University – CTV Toronto

SUDBURY — The Ontario government said Wednesday it is committed to French-language programs at Laurentian University and welcomes federal funding to help achieve that goal. It also disputed claims from Mlanie Joly, federal Minister of Economic Development and Official Languages, who said Tuesday the province didn’t respond to an offer to help. “We have said…

Province says it welcomed offer from federal government to help save French programs at Laurentian University – CTV Toronto

SUDBURY — The Ontario government said Wednesday it is committed to French-language programs at Laurentian University and welcomes federal funding to help achieve that goal. It also disputed claims from Mlanie Joly, federal Minister of Economic Development and Official Languages, who said Tuesday the province didn’t respond to an offer to help. “We have said…