Despite councils charging landlords hundreds of pounds for selective licensing schemes, the government claims councils should ...

The federal government has led the job growth, adding more than 110,000 employees over the past decade, representing an average annual job growth of 4.1 per cent, “and that is significantly above the ...

Veterans Day is observed annually on November 11 to honor all U.S. military veterans and active-duty personnel. The holiday ...

There was such a draft provision in the proposed bill; however, it was removed from the final version that was signed into ...

Selective Insurance Group, Inc. ("Selective") today announced the appointment of Julie Parsons to its Board of Directors ("Board"), effective November 3, 2025. With Ms. Parsons' appointment, Selective ...

In that year, the public service grew to 367,772, according to Treasury Board data. Former prime minister Justin Trudeau’s ...

Selective Insurance Group, Inc., today announced the planned retirement of Vincent Senia, Executive Vice President, Chief Actuary, effective January 2026. Mr. Senia joined Selective in 2010 as Senior ...

Indonesia will start road testing vehicles using biodiesel with palm oil content of 50% in early December as the government considers whether to implement the "B50" mandate only in certain sectors, ...

The goal is not a government monopoly on truth but a commercial ecosystem—tools that courts, journalists, schools, scientists ...

Is citizenship being purposefully throttled until the White Paper on Citizenship, Immigration and Refugee Protection finds political traction, which the GNU cannot provide in its current composition?

Last month, Somerset County Superior Court Judge William G. Mennen IV issued two decisions that drew attention across New Jersey’s election law community.