Canberra have taken the first step towards life after Jack Wighton by confirming the signing of Kaeo Weekes on a two-year deal. Weekes, who joins from Manly, has been viewed as an option to fill the void at five-eighth by Wighton’s exit. Wighton, who has… Read More »Raiders replace Wighton with Sea Eagles rising star as another Bulldog departs in kennel clean-out
Many of us are aware of the frightening rates of global biodiversity decline, highlighted at the COP15 conference in Montreal last December. There, the parties to the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity, including Canada, negotiated the Global Biodiversity Framework and established 23 targets to… Read More »The Montreal Pledge: Your City Can be a Champion for Biodiversity
As one of North America’s largest clean electricity providers, Ontario Power Generation (OPG) meets about half of Ontario’s power needs. To continue advancing towards a greener Ontario and fight climate change, OPG launched our Climate Change Plan in 2020, which sets out our plan to… Read More »The Healing Place
South Africa have cemented their place in the World Cup group stage top three with a resounding win over Bangladesh, built around an incendiary 174 from 140 balls by Quinton de Kock. The opener smashed his third century of the tournament, the highest individual score… Read More »De Kock flies high to blast third century at World Cup as power-packed Proteas bash Bangladesh
PARIS – Hamish McLennan has declared World Rugby’s ability to usher through a global calendar and confirm the Nations Championship from 2026 a “great breakthrough”. The Rugby Australia chairman also declared the decision to expand the World Cup and delay the tournament’s start date by… Read More »‘Evolution for the game’: McLennan hails Nations Cup, World Cup expansion as ‘massive win’ for Australia