Former Bank of England boss Mark Carney has won the Liberal leadership race in Canada to become the country’s new Prime Minister, replacing Justin Trudeau Justin Trudeau has warned his country faces an ‘existential challenge’ ( Image: Canadian Press/REX/Shutterstock) The outgoing Prime Minister of Canada has warned his country faces …
Read More »RBC lays off some employees as it reorganizes its businesses
Royal Bank of Canada RY-T has let go of some employees as the lender reorganizes its businesses and prepares to launch its new growth strategy after closing its $13.5-billion takeover of HSBC Bank Canada last year. This week, the bank has shed employees in technology and operations, as well as …
Read More »Meghan Markle gives rare glimpse of daughter Lilibet in recent video – as fans notice similarity with ‘her mama’
Fans of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have taken to X (formerly Twitter) to share their delight at a recent video shared on Instagram of the Duchess. Mother-of-two Meghan shared a couple of love-themed posts on the social media platform to mark Valentine’s Day, after she left Canada where she …
Read More »King Charles set to be deployed on ‘charm offensive’ mission to the US to help ‘smooth diplomatic relations’ with Royal Family-loving President Trump
The King and Queen are set to visit America in a so-called ‘charm offensive’ in their biggest royal tour yet to help smooth over diplomatic relations with Donald Trump. It is planned that the monarchs will first go to Canada – which will be Charles’s first visit there as King. …
Read More »Royal fans are all saying the same thing after noticing one key detail in Meghan Markle’s Instagram snap for Valentine’s Day
Meghan Markle shared a gushing tribute to Prince Harry to mark Valentine’s Day – with many fans noticing a glaring detail in the snap. The Duchess of Sussex took to her social media account today to celebrate the romantic holiday by sharing a sweet photograph of herself with her husband during a …
Read More »Prince Harry laughs as Invictus Games competitor questions his royal heritage
Prince Harry burst into laughter on Saturday when a competitor at the Invictus Games in Canada hilariously questioned his royal credentials. King Charles’s youngest son is the founder of the Invictus Games, an annual sporting event for wounded military veterans from over 20 nations. Harry, 40, was greeting an enthusiastic competitor …
Read More »Army bests Royal Military College 3-2 in annual cross-border hockey tilt
Open this photo in gallery: Hockey team Royal Military College Paladins practice ahead of their game against rival team West Point Army on Jan. 30.Kaja Tirrul/The Globe and Mail A moment of silence was held on Saturday for the 67 victims of this week’s collision between a commercial passenger jet …
Read More »Postal workers meet to discuss fightback against Kretinsky’s CWU and Labour-backed takeover of Royal Mail
The Postal Workers Rank-and-File Committee (UK)—PWRFC—held a meeting Sunday, “For a rank-and-file fightback against Kretinsky take-over and defence of the mail service.” The meeting addressed the regressive character of the two agreements drawn up between Britain’s Labour government and the Communication Workers Union (CWU) with billionaire Daniel Kretinsky’s EP Group …
Read More »CSIS report reveals surge in sophisticated cyber threats
CSIS Security Group has released its latest Threat Matrix report shedding light on the dynamic and complex cyber threat landscape in the first half of 2024. The report reveals a stark increase in the frequency and sophistication of cyberattacks, including those attributed to nation-state actors, hacktivism, and refined cyber techniques …
Read More »Immigration and trade policies cloud next year’s outlook, RBC CEO says as two major banks report Q4 earnings
Open this photo in gallery: RBC and National Bank both posted higher fourth-quarter profit Wednesday that exceeded analyst estimates.Mark Blinch/Reuters Royal Bank of Canada’s chief executive officer says tighter immigration and trade policies are clouding the banking industry’s outlook for next year, and political leaders need to resolve the concerns …
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