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KUMON opens in Confederation Mall
September 20, 2022
Kumon is a renowned global education program that focuses on math and reading skills for students of all ages. As an established leader in the education industry, Kumon’s personalized learning approach helps students develop self-learning and critical thinking abilities.We are thrilled to welcome Kumon to Confederation Mall! With their dedication to fostering academic growth and confidence in young minds, Kumon’s presence will undoubtedly benefit our community’s students. Together, we look forward to empowering the next generation with the skills they need to succeed in their academic journey and beyond. Welcome, Kumon!
REM Des Sources Update on Implementation Plan
September 20, 2022
REM Des Sources station is one of 4 West Island branches and will be built <1Klm from Galeries des SourcesSaskatchewan leads the Country in Improvement of Retail Sales
August 20, 2022
Strengthening retail sales bode well for Confederation MallCanada eyes cash for critical minerals in Biden’s big new climate bill
August 16, 2022
Timmins Square is not only the dominant retail shopping centre in the city of 41,000 people, but the only regional mall option for a wider catchment area of a population totaling over 118,000. Known for its rich mineral resources, the recent passage of the historic climate bill in the U.S. Congress, which includes a substantial sum of money for critical minerals, could further drive resource and economic development for mining in the region surrounding Timmins. The bill aims to develop new suppliers for critical minerals, including lithium, nickel, cobalt, graphite, and manganese, all essential components for electric vehicle batteries. Additionally, the bill explicitly mentions Canada as a domestic source under the U.S. Defense Production Act, presenting potential co-operation opportunities on these critical minerals. The Canadian government has recently budgeted $4 billion to develop the country’s critical minerals sector.
Source: CBC News
Author: Alexander Panetta
Published: August 16, 2022
Wendy’s opens in Alberni Mall
May 23, 2022