ANNOUNCED By the London District Catholic School Board, pledge of $51.6 million from the Ontario Ministry of Education for construction of the new Regina Mundi Catholic College (construction to begin in the Spring of 2024).
CLOSED Muldoon’s Pizza, 925 Wonderland Road South. |
PROMOTED Trisha Beausaert, to associate vice president of public relations & communications, Info-Tech Research Group.
ANNOUNCED By King’s University College, signing of two partnership agreements with the International University, Viet Nam NationalUniversity Ho Chi Minh City and the Canadian Chamber of Commerce Vietnam.
APPOINTED Bobbi-Jo Gardiner, director of development, St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital Foundation.
ANNOUNCED By Woodlo Productions, in partnership with Family Entertainment Holdings, return of Magic of Lights drive-through holiday light display at Longwoods Road Conservation Area, November 17 to January 6.
APPOINTED Megan McIlmoyl McSweeny, senior specialist marketing and communications, Sagecomm.
October 20: Address by Marit Stiles, Leader of the Official Opposition of Ontario
October 20: Small Business Centre: Business Planning Guide Workshop
October 21: TechAlliance: LoJam 2023
October 25: HR/Legal: Recent Developments, Trends, & Future-Proofing your Workplace
October 25: JA South Western Ontario Hall of Fame Gala
October 26: Canadian Apprenticeship Service: Fanshawe Employer Resource Breakfast
October 27: Socialpreneur Chats: October 2023
October 27: Film Industry Mixer
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