Sometime this month, Airbnb will go public. Despite uncertainly about the company’s immediate prospects given worldwide travel restrictions, the founders will launch an initial public offering (IPO) to raise around $4 million USD. Part of that process means filing a “risk register” with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
It’s no secret that working for the government is a lucrative gig. For the most part. How lucrative? Well, the numbers are in. The Ontario government has released its Sunshine List, which reveals the salaries of all public sector employees who were paid $100,000 or more in 2018. You can thank
If the Toronto traffic has you anxious, you curse the TTC on the regular, and could use a little more exercise, you’ll be happy to know that cycling around the city will get a lot easier come Monday, July 11. A Bike Share expansion will add 120 new stations and 1,000
More than six billion people live in countries with a serious corruption problem. That estimate comes from the recently released annual Corruption Perceptions Index published by Transparency International, which ranks every country in the world based on public sector corruption. Denmark, with a score of 91 points out of a possible
Toronto has been playing a filthy game of literal ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ with its residents: We didn’t ask if there was human feces in Lake Ontario, so we weren’t told about it. Well, thankfully, that’s about to change. The Ministry of the Environment has ordered the City of Toronto to
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