Summer vacation season kicks off red-hot demand for a host of summer gigs. If you’re looking for temporary work, summer gigs are worth exploring. Solis says the benefit of working for this gig platform is that she is able to pick and choose among gigs. She says the site has plenty of summer gigs to keep both she and her husband working nearly full time. During the summer, the site also offers promotions to parents to encourage them to sign up.

For months now, Pierre Poilievre has railed against the role so-called “gatekeepers” play in delaying the construction of much-needed new housing in Canada’s cities. There’s just one wrinkle in Poilievre’s argument: a lot of these “gatekeepers” happen to be his fellow conservatives. “Calgary City Council was presented with a series of recommendations to deliver more housing,” Aitchison tweeted. But the gatekeepers stood their ground.” Rempel-Garner was even more explicit in her condemnation of the city’s conservative councillors. Calgary’s city council reversed its decision the very next day, with only Sean Chu — a councillor who shares constituents with Rempel-Garner — still voting against.

Tuesday will be the final day for all 13 Nordstrom and Nordstrom Rack stores across Canada, the retailer has announced. The U.S. department store chain, which announced in March that its Canadian operation would be shutting down (new window), said on its website that June 13 will be its last day in business. Liquidation sales started in March and have been proceeding for weeks as the retailer winds down its operations in Canada after less than a decade in business. Although virtually every retailer was impacted by the pandemic, department stores like Nordstrom were hit perhaps harder than any other type of store, because they have such a large and expensive physical footprint. Some stores may close earlier, if they have run out of inventory to sell.

Shoppers can look forward to unique retail, dining, and entertainment experiences offered by international and homegrown brands. Among those five, there's also a vertical farm, obviously. BoomGrow x Solarvest's collaborative solar-powered container farm will be launched on June 14. The vertical hydroponic venture will supply fresh greens to local establishments. We strive to empower communities, businesses, and individuals to embrace renewable energy and create a greener, more sustainable world," Eddy said.

Thank fossil fuel billionaires, writes Kate Aronoff in The Guardian. Key quote:"It makes sense that anyone facing conditions as awful as those caused by the smoke this week would get angry. The trick is to get angry at the right people: fossil fuel billionaires who couldn’t care less about the horrors they’ve unleashed", Aronoff argues. Big picture:The long-term global health impacts of toxic smoke pollution and ongoing fossil fuel use are significant. Air pollution from burning fossil fuels is responsible for one in five deaths worldwide, with approximately 10 million deaths per year attributed to air pollution.

Leave your thoughts in the comments section, below. Anthaea Grace Patricia Dennis became the youngest Canadian to graduate from university when she walked across the stage to accept a bachelor’s degree in biomedical science. She started the program at the University of Ottawa when she was nine, at a time when most of her peers were playing games at recess. CBC News published this video item, entitled “At 12, she’s Canada’s youngest university graduate #shorts” – below is their description. It frequently collaborates with its French-language counterpart, Radio-Canada Info, although the two are organizationally separate.

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Usually, top management takes the view that middle managers are the most dispensable when times get shaky. How do you best protect yourself? If you find yourself in an uncertain job situation, how do you best protect yourself? Most knee-jerk moves don’t work out, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t consider making a move if you’re convinced it’s the right opportunity. Being invaluable is what moves you from generalist middle management into the essential category.

— Canada’s leading media companies are banding together to work on reducing their collective impact on the environment. The newly formed group Canadian Broadcasters for Sustainability was announced Sunday at the Banff World Media Festival. They plan to meet at least quarterly on addressing five goals to make Canadian media production greener and more sustainable. This report by The Canadian Press was first published June 12, 2023. The Canadian Press

In the meantime, Gosbee has to rely on public charging stations so he can pick up his daughter from school and get around the city. But charging infrastructure lags behind and tends to be concentrated in newer buildings and wealthier areas. WATCH | Why Canada and the U.S. are betting big on EVs:Début du widget Widget. Fin du widget Widget. Enlarge image (new window) Canada falls behind other nations on electric vehicle charging.

Got a comment? NATO’s Air Defender exercises, hosted by Germany over the course of 12 days, will see 10,000 service members from 25 countries taking part, but Canadian warplanes won’t be participating. CBC News published this video item, entitled “Germany hosting NATO’s largest ever air exercise” – below is their description. CBC News is the largest news broadcaster in Canada. It frequently collaborates with its French-language counterpart, Radio-Canada Info, although the two are organizationally separate.

The Montreal Protocol was a significant international effort that unfolded after the discovery of a hole developing in the ozone layer above Antarctica. He said although policy makers probably weren’t thinking about Arctic sea ice when the protocol was signed, it does carry lessons for changing the course of a warming planet. Only after a couple years of finding out about the development of the ozone hole, the international community took action,” he said. But he said the main result — that the Montreal Protocol is delaying an ice-free Arctic summer — is “robust” and he expected others would come to the same conclusion. “When we correct for that underestimation, we get steeper declining trends in the future, and an earlier projected day of an ice-free Arctic,” Gillett said.

© Andrew Lahodynskyj/The Canadian Press Canadian professional golfer Adam Hadwin, left, is stopped by a security guard while he tries to celebrates with Nick Taylor, of Canada, after Taylor won the Canadian Open championship on the fourth playoff hole in Toronto on Sunday. Nick Taylor's victory on Sunday at the Canadian Open at Toronto's Oakdale Golf and Country Club was certainly something to celebrate. Taylor was the first Canadian to win the title since 1954, and that didn't seem lost on Adam Hadwin. The fellow Abbotsford, B.C., native was one of the the first to rush the green in celebration, spraying champagne at Taylor and his caddie. I'm thrilled to report that @ahadwingolf is still among the land of the living and in true Canadian form, apologized to the security guard for being tackled."

Suggested text, auto-complete, recommendation engines, translation tools, voice assistants — all of these fall near or under the broad definition of "artificial intelligence." Consumer-friendly versions of generative AI tools like ChatGPT and DALL-E have increased the public's awareness of the incredible power and risks of this technology. Here's what that means in practice:No CBC journalism will be published or broadcast without direct human involvement and oversight. No surprises: audiences will be made aware of any AI-generated content before they listen, view or read it. We will not feed confidential or unpublished content into generative AI tools for any reason.

And the 76th Tony Awards, arguably Broadway’s biggest night, did indeed proceed Sunday — albeit unscripted — despite an ongoing writers’ strike that hung a question mark over the event for weeks. In addition to the award for best play, “Leopoldstadt” also collected trophies for direction of a play (Patrick Marber), featured actor (Brandon Uranowitz) and costumes (Brigitte Reiffenstuel). It was crowned best musical and also earned awards for best score (David Lindsay-Abaire and Jeanine Tesori), leading actress (Victoria Clark, earning the second Tony of her career) and featured actress (Bonnie Milligan). But despite winning the Olivier Award for best new play last year, the production wasn’t nominated for that same accolade on Broadway. J. Harrison Ghee made history with Alex Newell, who both became the first openly non-binary people to win Tony Awards for acting.