The founding partners of Kadus Group, from left: Justin George, Jennifer Murray and Andrew Thomson. That’s because Kadus was recently created through the merger of three veteran industry players: Toronto-based True North Group and two Ottawa firms, George Partners and Terrain Development Consulting. All three executives have been in the real estate industry for decades. “It’s a bit of a differentiator for us.”Purpose and communityAnother potential differentiator, according to George, is the type of projects Kadus will take on. The other 50 per cent of Kadus’s activities will involve private sector real estate clients.

January 29, 2024 15:46 UTC

On a cold winter’s day, the brown and white cattle munching on hay in the pasture stare, moo and poop like any other. But it’s their burps that make them special, says Dave Braden, a small beef farmer in Puslinch, Ont., between Hamilton and Guelph. They’re cattle bred to eat about 10 per cent less feed and therefore produce about 10 per cent less methane than the average bovine, he said. That means every time they belch, they’re emitting less of the greenhouse gas into the atmosphere. [Click here to read the full article on CBC.ca]

January 29, 2024 15:29 UTC

Lunchbreak, an installation from the Edmonton Arts Council, is arguably one of the dirtiest public art pieces in the city. In the first episode of This Is Edmonton, host Clare Bonnyman explores how we care for and relate to our public spaces. (Clare Bonnyman/CBC - image credit)Edmonton is home to a lot of public art, installations and murals that range from contentious to celebrated. So what does it take to keep our public art shiny and attractive? In the first episode of This Is Edmonton, host Clare Bonnyman speaks to David Turnbull, director of public art with the Edmonton Arts Council, and tries to answer the question: "What is the most Edmonton thing you can do?"

January 29, 2024 14:19 UTC

It’s one of the country’s highest honours, and two well-known local residents are receiving it for their work in preserving Black history. The Order of CanadaFew people in Chatham-Kent don’t know or haven’t heard of Shannon and Bryan Prince. In December, both were appointed to the Order of Canada. The Next ChapterHer investment in the Order of Canada comes on the heels of Shannon’s retirement from the Buxton National Historic Site and Museum. Learn more about Black history in Chatham-Kent and the Buxton National Historic Site and Museum here: https://patterncanada.ca/preserving-black-history-with-shannon-prince/, https://patternenergy.com/gaining-perspective-on-black-history/.

January 29, 2024 13:14 UTC

"I was extremely frustrated to see that … even though the CPP benefit had only increased by about $35, the province had the audacity to claw it back," he said. Every January, the CPP benefit increases or decreases based on inflation. When the province is determining assistance benefits, it factors in other income, including the CPP disability benefit. About 10 per cent of those on provincial disability benefits also receive CPP benefits, said the province's spokesperson. But Yarush says the moral thing for the NDP government to do would be to stop clawing back the CPP increase.

January 29, 2024 12:18 UTC





Bellart High School of the Arts students launched their second annual art exhibition at the TAP Creativity Center in downtown London, Ontario, installing and marketing the exhibition themselves. Emily Hillman, a student at Bellart University, said the Chrysalis-themed display is a great way for students to gain recognition. Students created and installed their own artworkBillart's students were divided into different teams and were responsible for putting the exhibition together by selecting the artwork, installing the pieces, and marketing the show. Billart's students were responsible for putting together the Chrysalis exhibit, a new challenge from last year's exhibit. (Arafa Rana/CBC)Ada Yin was part of the opening reception team, while others were placed on the marketing, documentary, installation and promotion teams.

January 29, 2024 10:15 UTC

Blondin and Maltais earn gold and bronze in Mass Start; Ted-Jan Bloemen captures 5000m bronzeSALT LAKE CITY, UNITED STATES – For the second time this season, Canadians Ivanie Blondin and Valérie Maltais both reached the Mass Start podium at a World Cup, winning gold and bronze, respectively, on the final day of racing in Salt Lake City. Canada leaves Salt Lake City with 6 World Cup medals, adding to the 12 medals they captured during the Four Continents Championships one week ago at the same oval. The ISU World Cup Speed Skating season wraps up next weekend in Quebec City, which is set to host it’s first World Cup in 30 years at the all-new Centre de glaces Intact Assurance. Tickets are still available to attend this historic World Cup Speed Skating competition in Quebec City. (B Division)Mass Start

January 29, 2024 00:44 UTC

Conservative and NDP members of the joint committee on medical assistance in dying (MAID) say they want an indefinite pause on the pending expansion of MAID eligibility to include cases of mental illness. "What I think we need to be led by is ... compassion," said Kutcher, a psychiatrist who pushed for MAID to include mental illness. "We certainly recognize that there is equivalency between physical suffering and mental suffering," Holland said. The province has stated that mental illness is "not considered to be an illness" for the purposes of MAID. Health Minister Mark Holland has not ruled out another delay in opening MAID to people with mental illness.

January 28, 2024 19:01 UTC

Storms uncover fossils and artifacts, but also wash them awayNewsDuration 2:11Scientists on P.E.I. are still assessing the impact Fiona had on fossils and other cultural artifacts buried in the Island's shoreline. CBC's Nancy Russell has more on what the storm uncovered and what it erased.

January 28, 2024 16:34 UTC

That game hit the record books as the fourth-coldest in NFL history, with casualties including frostbite, hypothermia and a busted helmet. For professional sports teams, how might that change the game? Some people argued that air temperature could have been the real culprit. "Since the ball is harder, there is a risk for fractures of the hand and fingers when trying to catch or receive the ball." On Jan. 15, hundreds of fans showed up to prepare Highmark Stadium for the game.

January 28, 2024 16:29 UTC

Travel is expected to be hazardous, Environment Canada saysWEATHER ALERTENVIRONMENT CANADA*************************Fog advisory issued for:Niagara, Ont. Current details:Near zero visibility in fog is expected or occurring over some areas. Visibility may be significantly and suddenly reduced to near zero. Travel is expected to be hazardous due to reduced visibility in some locations. If visibility is reduced while driving, slow down, watch for tail lights ahead and be prepared to stop.

January 28, 2024 15:21 UTC

(Jean Delisle/CBC - image credit)As Ottawa jumps between mild and freezing temperatures, some outdoor sports retailers say the unpredictable weather is pushing customers away from their businesses. Now, the weather agency is forecasting a stretch of warmer weather as high as 2 C until Friday. Emond says that sometimes bad weather conditions in Ottawa can actually be decent weather conditions up north in Chelsea, Que. Emond says even if there are bad weather conditions in Ottawa, there could still be decent weather conditions in Chelsea, Que. But despite the weather, Allport said the ski industry is still growing and there are "great volunteer teams" that manage ski trails in the city.

January 28, 2024 15:11 UTC

But they didn’t have to rely on a search to find out about the Olde Angel Inn and its haunted reputation. “But the Olde Angel Inn is really old. The guest for the Olde Angel Inn episode is Zoé de Grand’Maison, who played Evelyn Evernever on CW’s Riverdale and Gracie Johanssen on BBC America’s sci-fi thriller Orphan Black. Their conclusion about the Olde Angel Inn? “The Olde Angel was definitely chaotic, such a wild ride with many ups and downs,” Hutchie says.

January 28, 2024 13:50 UTC

“They would be foolish to put out too much policy ahead of time because it’s (going to be) part of their campaign strategy. So, they’re going to hold back and then they’re going to have a deliberate communications rollout around that,” she said. Despite the governing party’s excitement at the time, the poll nonetheless left the Conservatives still 10 points ahead of the Liberals . “I can guarantee you that the position of the Conservative Party Canada is not going to be to withdraw Canada from the United Nations. Poilievre’s office said that its focus in 2024 would be to “hold the Liberal-NDP coalition accountable for their eight year assault on the lives and livelihoods of Canadians”.

January 28, 2024 12:12 UTC

CBC's The Fifth Estate compiled all the statements players from Canada's 2018 World Junior hockey team have made publicly about the alleged sexual assault. WATCH/The Fifth Estate: Anatomy of a Scandal 2 Anatomy of a Scandal 2 Duration 43:54 Allegations about misconduct at Hockey CanadaThe allegationsE.M. sued eight unnamed hockey players, Hockey Canada and the Canadian Hockey League in April 2022 for more than $3.5 million in damages. WATCH/Documents reveal new details of alleged sexual assault Documents reveal new details about alleged junior hockey sexual assault Duration 2:16 Recently filed court documents lay out why police are seeking search warrants to further their investigation into five members of the 2018 World Junior hockey team they believe were involved in an alleged sexual assault of a woman in London, Ont. Hockey Canada announced in November that the panel had completed its confidential hearing behind closed doors and had issued a final report. The NHL has also conducted its own separate investigation into the 2018 alleged group sexual assault.

January 28, 2024 09:44 UTC