Daniel Wagner

1 week ago | vancouverisawesome.com | Elana Shepert |Jeremy Hainsworth |Daniel Wagner |Brendan Kergin

TORONTO — Corus Entertainment Inc. says Heather Shaw will retire from her position as executive chair as of May 31. The radio and television broadcaster says Shaw will remain on the company's board as a non-executive chair. Shaw has been executive chair since the company's inception in September 1999. Corus co-chief executive Troy Reeb says Shaw has been an important part of Corus' history, helping to steward the company through significant milestones and an ever-changing industry.

1 week ago | vancouverisawesome.com | Elana Shepert |Jeremy Hainsworth |Brendan Kergin |Daniel Wagner

Personalised advertising and content, advertising and content measurement, audience research and services developmentStore and/or access information on a deviceYou can choose how your personal data is used.

1 week ago | vancouverisawesome.com | Elana Shepert |Jeremy Hainsworth |Brendan Kergin |Daniel Wagner

HUBBARDS — As night falls along the banks of the Fitzroy River, Tabitha Morrison pauses from dipping her net for baby eels, and explains why she believes Ottawa's rules shouldn't govern Indigenous fishers. "We're out here trying to make a living," said the Mi'kmaq fisher in an interview Tuesday about 50 kilometres west of Halifax, where headlamps of 15 other fishers intermittently brightened the tidal waters. "There are catch limits we follow ....

1 week ago | vancouverisawesome.com | Elana Shepert |Jeremy Hainsworth |Brendan Kergin |Daniel Wagner

DUESSELDORF, Germany (AP) — Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund are trying to bounce back from bruising losses in the Champions League quarterfinals when Bundesliga action resumes. With a six-point lead over Bayer Leverkusen, Bayern will secure the title with three wins from the last five games and give Harry Kane the first major trophy of his career, barring a huge swing on goal difference. Bayern needs to recover quick from its Champions League exit at Inter Milan.

1 week ago | vancouverisawesome.com | Elana Shepert |Jeremy Hainsworth |Daniel Wagner |Brendan Kergin

TORONTO — The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board says it has sold a portfolio of 25 private equity fund interests in North American and European buyout funds for $1.2 billion in net proceeds. The board says the buyers are Ares Management Private Equity Secondaries funds and CVC Secondary Partners, the secondaries business of CVC. Ares is a global alternative investment manager, while CVC is a global private markets manager focused on private equity, secondaries, credit and infrastructure.