Steve Payne

Cloverdale Paint, headquartered in Surrey, B.C., has made two announcements with regard to its industrial coatings business. The largest family-owned coatings company in North America has announced a new, exclusive distribution agreement with Tnemec Company, a manufacturer of heavy duty industrial coatings based out of Kansas City, Mo. Cloverdale with have exclusive distribution rights for […]

About a third of the structures, including the local Home Building Centre, in the Alberta mountain town of Jasper were destroyed in a wildfire starting last week that has forced the evacuation of 25,000 people. (Photo of fire entering the town courtesy of Jasper National Park.)

Throwback Thursday is a regular weekly feature in which we dip into the archives of the

Throwback Thursday is a regular weekly feature in which we dip into the archives of the

Ten years ago, on Aug. 11, 2014, we wrote: “Walmart is updating its e-commerce site to tailor the online shopping experience to the individual customer, as it continues to ramp up its battle for online sales with Amazon. The new features will display merchandise based on the customer’s previous purchases. The changes are part of a series of improvements to the site being rolled out over the next few months, Associated Press reports.”

Throwback Thursday is a regular weekly feature in which we dip into the archives of the

An organisation dedicated to remembering and respecting more than 1.7 million servicemen worldwide who died during the world wars will be the topic of the next talk hosted by the Friends of Horsham Museum & Art Gallery.

Throwback Thursday is a regular weekly feature in which we dip into the archives of the

In what will be welcome news to the industry, the Bank of Canada lowered its key “policy rate”—the rate at which it lends out money to financial institutions—on Wednesday. The quarter-percentage point cut dropped the interest rate to 4.25 percent. The policy rate started the year at 5.0 percent and there have now been three consecutive rate cuts. BOC governor Tiff Macklem said it was “reasonable to expect further cuts in our policy rate” as long as inflation stays under control.

Throwback Thursday is a regular weekly feature in which we dip into the archives of the