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Canadian Institute of Actuaries Honors Volunteer Leaders at 2026 Legacy Awards

Canadian Institute of Actuaries Honors Volunteer Leaders at 2026 Legacy Awards

The Canadian Institute of Actuaries honored 172 volunteers during their 2026 Legacy Awards, with Jim Christie receiving the prestigious Chambers–Brown award for 48 terms of service. The ceremony recognized leaders in actuarial science for their contributions to financial security and professional standards in Canada.

Telecom Veteran Jen Asplund Joins MCE Systems Advisory Board

Telecom Veteran Jen Asplund Joins MCE Systems Advisory Board

MCE Systems has appointed former AT&T Vice President Jen Asplund to its advisory board to help expand its AI-driven customer care solutions. Asplund brings 18 years of technical and operational telecommunications experience to the dDLM provider.

Historic London Estate Joins Growing Stockpile of Unsellable Flats

Historic London Estate Joins Growing Stockpile of Unsellable Flats

Antiques expert Boudicca Scherazade shares her struggle to sell her historic £1m London flat, joining a growing number of homeowners facing a cooling luxury market. Rising service charges and falling property values have left many sellers trapped in a stagnant real estate environment.

India and New Zealand Ink Historic Free Trade Agreement

India and New Zealand Ink Historic Free Trade Agreement

India and New Zealand have signed a sweeping free trade agreement, eliminating tariffs on all Indian exports to the island nation and securing $20 billion in investment. The deal aims to fortify economic ties as both nations seek to diversify trade routes amid global instability.

Llama Farm Faces ‘Nightmare’ Shutdown Following TB Outbreak

Llama Farm Faces ‘Nightmare’ Shutdown Following TB Outbreak

A family farm in the UK has been forced to halt operations until 2027 following a tuberculosis outbreak that resulted in the culling of eight llamas. Owner Lisa Fox reports that, despite mandatory testing and culling, government support falls far short of covering mounting veterinary costs and income losses.

Hundreds Stranded as Aviation Network Falters Across Australasia

Hundreds Stranded as Aviation Network Falters Across Australasia

Hundreds of passengers were left stranded across Australia and New Zealand on Sunday as 34 flights were cancelled and 272 delayed. The disruption underscores ongoing operational instability in the region as airlines grapple with maintenance backlogs and rising fuel costs.