Lululemon founder pushes for board leadership change
Lululemon Athletica Inc. founder Chip Wilson is advocating for a change in the company's board leadership, according to a December 2025 report. Get the details on this major business development.
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Lululemon founder launches proxy fight for board control
Lululemon Athletica founder Chip Wilson initiates a proxy battle to reshape the board following the CEO's departure, signaling major corporate upheaval for the Canadian retailer.
Hamas's 2006 Election Win and Its Lasting Control
An analysis of Hamas's 2006 parliamentary victory in the Palestinian Authority, the international response, and how the group consolidated power, leading to the current political impasse. Understand the historical context.
Lululemon founder launches proxy fight for board changes
Chip Wilson, founder of Lululemon Athletica, has initiated a proxy battle to overhaul the company's board of directors. Get the latest details on this major corporate governance clash.
Palestinian baby injured in Israeli settler attack, five arrested
A Palestinian baby was injured in an attack by Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank. Five suspects have been arrested as tensions in the region continue.
New Assessment Measures for Grey Bruce Health Unit Board
Following a provincial takeover, board members of the Grey Bruce Health Unit will now be subject to new performance assessment measures. Learn about the changes and their implications for public health governance in Ontario.
5 New Members Appointed to Edmonton Police Commission
Edmonton City Council has appointed five new members to the Edmonton Police Commission, shaping the future of police governance and community oversight. Learn about the new appointees and their roles.
Pope summons world's cardinals for governance assembly
Pope Leo XIV has called cardinals from around the world to the Vatican for a crucial meeting to assist in governing the Catholic Church. The assembly highlights his collaborative leadership approach.
Elon Musk's $139B pay deal restored by judge
A Delaware judge has reinstated Elon Musk's monumental 2018 compensation package worth $139 billion, concluding a years-long legal dispute. Explore the details and implications.
Israeli Fire Kills 5 in Gaza, Hospital Says
A Gaza hospital reports at least five Palestinians killed by Israeli military fire on December 19, 2025. Details on the ongoing conflict and regional impact.
TILF Terror Plot a Warning for Canada on Extremism
The FBI's arrest of alleged Turtle Island Liberation Front members for a bomb plot highlights extremist rhetoric. Terry Newman argues Canada must heed this warning from pro-Palestinian groups.
Trump adds Palestinian Authority, Syria to visa restriction list
U.S. President Donald Trump expands travel ban to 27 countries, including Palestinian Authority and Syria, citing compromised vetting abilities after recent conflicts. Details on the new restrictions.
GECDSB trustees weigh in on role's potential elimination
Newly elected trustees at the Greater Essex County District School Board discuss the possible elimination of their positions following a December 2025 meeting. Explore the debate and its implications for local governance.
Montreal MP, Canadian Delegates Denied Entry to West Bank
A delegation of six Canadian MPs, including Montreal's Sameer Zuberi, was turned away at the West Bank border by Israeli authorities. The MPs express shock and cite concerns over blocked humanitarian dialogue.
Metro Vancouver CFO Exit Sparks Leadership Scrutiny
The sudden departure of Metro Vancouver's CFO, Harji Varn, has triggered scrutiny of the regional authority's leadership and raised questions about potential severance costs for taxpayers. Read the latest developments.
GECDSB Appoints Two New Trustees in Windsor
The Greater Essex County District School Board has filled two vacant trustee positions. Learn about the new appointees and their roles in local education governance.
Ben & Jerry's removes board chair, sets new term limits
Ben & Jerry's announces major governance changes, including the removal of board chair Anuradha Mittal and the introduction of term limits for its independent board. Get the details.
Transat calls March 10 meeting for Péladeau requests
Air Transat schedules a pivotal shareholder meeting for March 10, 2026, to formally address requests from Quebecor's Pierre Karl Péladeau. Get the latest on this developing corporate story.
Ontario's Plan for School Trustee Changes Coming Early 2025
Ontario's Education Minister will decide on changes to the role of school trustees early next year, signaling a potential major reduction in their powers. Get the latest details.
Minister: OCDSB trustees not returning soon
Ontario's Education Minister Paul Calandra states trustees are unlikely to return to the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board in the near future. Get the latest details on the ongoing situation.
Vancouver moves to shut down volunteer advisory bodies
A sudden staff proposal to disband 10 of 11 volunteer advisory committees in Vancouver has shocked members and politicians. Critics argue it silences crucial public voices ahead of a busy 2026.
Benlolo warns of campaign to delegitimize Israel in Canada
Avi Benlolo details a growing campaign within Canadian institutions to push Palestinian narratives and delegitimize Israel, citing flag raisings, museum exhibits, and municipal pressure.
Settlers Force Bedouins from West Bank: 'Land Without Laws'
A new report details how Israeli settlers are displacing a Bedouin community in the West Bank. Read about the escalating tensions and the humanitarian impact on residents.
Vancouver recommends eliminating volunteer civic committees
The City of Vancouver has proposed eliminating its volunteer civic committees, a move that could reshape public consultation. Learn about the implications for local governance.
Palestinian Militia Leader Killed in Family Dispute
A senior Israeli-backed Palestinian militia commander was killed while attempting to mediate a family conflict. The incident highlights the volatile security situation in the region.
Four Removed at Toronto Anti-Israel Protest During Two-State Debate
A protest outside a Toronto debate on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict turned confrontational, leading to two arrests and two ejections. Get the full details on the incident and the charged atmosphere.
U of R students to vote on new union, URSA, in December
University of Regina students will vote Dec. 12-15 on adopting the new University of Regina Students' Association (URSA), which pledges transparent governance and renewed advocacy, marking a clean break from the dissolved URSU.
Israel to let Palestinians leave Gaza via reopened crossing
Israel announces it will start permitting Palestinians to exit the Gaza Strip through the reopened Rafah border crossing. This development follows a ceasefire agreement.
Settler Outposts Spread in West Bank, Fuel Fear
New Israeli settler outposts are spreading among West Bank villages, raising fears of increased violence. The expansion follows recent tensions and attacks in the region.
Mass wedding in Gaza offers hope after years of war
Dozens of Palestinian couples married in a mass ceremony in Gaza's Khan Younis, symbolizing resilience and a commitment to life after prolonged conflict and tragedy. Read the full story.
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