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Project Architect GTC Design Employer:San Diego, CA, US Location:Thu, Oct 12 '23 Posted on:$80,000 - $100,000 annually Pay:About GTC:GTC Design (Good Times Creative) is a San Diego-based Architecture and design firm known for its impactful, fast-paced, and innovative projects. Job Summary:The Project Architect will be responsible for the design and execution of architectural projects. This role requires collaboration with clients, project managers, and the design team to develop innovative solutions while ensuring the project is within budget and delivered on time. We are currently seeking a talented and motivated Project Architect to help us build the future, all while you build a rewarding and purposeful career. Responsibilities:Lead the development and execution of architectural projects throughout all project phases, including schematic design, design development, and construction documentation.

CBC Kids picks up TV and streaming rights to Wind Sun Sky’s Future Chicken seriesCanada’s CBC Kids has been revealed as the broadcast and streaming platform for Future Chicken, the eco-initiative from Wind Sun Sky Entertainment (WSS), Clearwater Farm and Ontario Water Centre. The multiplatform project will feature a variety of entertainment and educational experiences, including a series called The Future Chicken Today Show, which will premiere on Sunday November 5 as part of CBC Kids’ morning schedule. After airing on CBC’s linear channel and streamer CBC Gem, it will stream the following day on YouTube. In addition, Future Chicken ecotainment shorts will be shared on cbckids.ca and the CBC Kids YouTube channel. Ahead of the launch, WSS has been staffing up, appointing BBC and Disney alum Jo Redfern as MD of kids, among several other hires.

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A file photos of a polling station at Centre Square Mall in Yellowknife during the federal election on Sept. 20, 2021. residents will vote for a new territorial government on Nov. 14. The nomination period hasn't officially started, but we've compiled a list of all the people who've expressed interest in running so far. We're going to continue to update this list, as more people declare their intention to run. The nomination period will officially open on Monday, Oct. 16 and candidates will have until 2 p.m. on Oct. 20 to file their papers.

The first Canadian military flight evacuating citizens, permanent residents and their families from Israel has left Tel Aviv, Defence Minister Bill Blair announced Thursday. Approximately 130 passengers are on board the Royal Canadian Air Force planes, Blair said. The Canadian government has moved to implement an evacuation plan to retrieve Canadians stranded in Israel following devastating attacks by Hamas over the weekend and amid escalating violence in the region, as Israel strikes the Gaza Strip. Planes will take passengers to Athens, ministers said earlier in the week, and from there, commercial flights will be able to return Canadians to this country. Blair said the second military flight is boarding soon.

From forging intergenerational connections to providing basic necessities to the community’s most vulnerable, the fifth cohort of the President’s Student Leadership Program (PSLP) recently completed five innovative and meaningful community leadership projects. PSLP brings together student leaders from post-secondary institutions across Manitoba, with specialties ranging from microbiology to marketing, at levels ranging from diploma to doctoral programs.

While hundreds of Canadians struggle to flee war-torn Israel, some say last weekend’s terror attacks instead prompted them to stay put. “I said to my wife on Sunday night, I can’t leave … these are our people, we have to stay to provide moral support. “It’s heartwarming to see the reaction on the people.”Zeifman was in synagogue when word about the attacks broke, he said. “I think it’s part of Hamas’ strategy now to weaken the country by showing them killing the hostages,” Zeifman said. “It’s really, really important that people not think that Jews are running away from Israel,” Zeifman said.

Overall, we demonstrate that community science monitoring is a flexible tool that has the potential to enhance and, in some cases, replace mandated governmental monitoring work. One avenue to continue research through laboratory closures was the implementation/expansion of community science monitoring programs. Their proximity to the GTA and natural surroundings make the Kawartha Lakes an extremely popular tourist and cottage destination in Ontario ( City of Kawartha Lakes 2020 ). Monthly water samples were collected in duplicate by community science volunteers from June to September 2020. Water samples were collected monthly from June to September, with Scugog, Balsam, and Cameron lake samples collected on a Tuesday and Sturgeon and Pigeon lake samples collected on the following Thursday.

David FarrellDavid Farrell has worked at the forefront of Canadian music journalism for over 30 years, founding and editing The Record in the 1980s, before launching FYI Music News...

The Scotiabank Giller Prize Presents its 2023 ShortlistOctober 11, 2023 (Toronto, ON) – Today, the Scotiabank Giller Prize shortlist was announced, celebrating five Canadian fiction writers and the 30th anniversary of the Prize. The 2023 Scotiabank Giller Prize shortlisted books are available in accessible format for print-disabled Canadians through the National Network for Equitable Library Services (NNELS) and the Centre for Equitable Library Access (CELA). Congratulations to all.”– Elana Rabinovitch, Executive Director, Scotiabank Giller Prize“Congratulations to the authors named to the 2023 Scotiabank Giller Prize shortlist. About the PrizeFounded by Jack Rabinovitch in 1994, the Giller Prize is Canada’s leading and most influential literary prize for fiction. -30-Media Inquiries:Elana Rabinovitch, Scotiabank Giller PrizeElana@scotiabankgillerprize.caT: 416-275-5418Kelty Reid, Scotiabankkelty.reid@scotiabank.comT: (437) 882-9438

Ohio: You Can Vote NowEarly voting has begun in Ohio, so if you’re registered to vote in this November’s election, and you already know how you’re going to vote, why wait? And if I am, my vote will still count. Incidentally, here in Ohio, two issues are up for statewide ballot: Issue 1, which is the one that keeps busybodies out of other people’s uteruses, and Issue 2, which would generally legalizes marijuana use. But my irritation that Ohio will smell incrementally more like an unwashed armpit is a minor thing compared to the much larger societal harms that come from marijuana being illegal, so. Obviously if you are voting in Ohio this election season, I urge you to vote as I did on these issues, and to study up on the local races and various levies that will be on the ballot as well.

Photo: UBCOUBC Okanagan is hosting some of the brightest minds in a debate on free speech. On the side arguing that free speech is dead is Dr. Greg Garrard, a professor of Environmental Humanities at UBCO, and Dr. Joel Bakan, a Professor at UBC’s Allard School of Law. This is the second event of its kind at UBCO designed to debate whether the digital age has choked off free speech or empowered it to thrive. “UBC Okanagan Debates is a signature event for our campus. Are secretive social media algorithms limiting those who speak their minds, or is the digital age supercharging free speech, granting anyone with an internet connection the power to express and influence regardless of their language or geography.

The Arctic Council has taken another step towards resuming work, with a meeting this month with the body’s six Indigenous groups. The council, consisting of world’s eight circumpolar countries and the Indigenous groups, known as Permanent Participants, said the meeting in Girkonjárga-Kirkenes in Norway was held to discuss areas of focus. Eye on the Arctic contacted some of the Permanent Participants with Canadian membership for details on the priorities they shared at the meeting but did not receive responses. Earlier this summer, they headed a meeting of the states and permanent participants to establish guideline consensus for restarting the working groups. The Norwegian Arctic Council chairmanship runs until 2025.

Charles Lewis, the chief of the FPW Fire Brigade, says 90 per cent of the calls they receive are to medical events. (Emergency Health Services - image credit)A fire chief in Cumberland County says he's frustrated by long wait times for ambulances in his area, which have left his volunteers responding to more medical calls than fires. And we don't have the answers to tell them, I mean, it's just the wait times are just, it's way too much." More to be doneJeff Fraser, the executive director of the EHS branch for the province's department of health and wellness, said he understands Lewis's concerns about ambulance wait times in Cumberland County. I wish I had a silver bullet for Chief Lewis and all of the Nova Scotians," he said.