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Deputy PM not planning to attend women s March 4 Justice, but says he has faced angry irrigators in the past

Deputy PM not planning to attend women s March 4 Justice, but says he has faced angry irrigators in the past
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Bank of Montreal CEO s pay swells to $11-million despite missed goals

Bank of Montreal CEO’s pay swells to $11-million despite missed goals Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file . This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer Bank of Montreal chief executive officer Darryl White saw his pay rise in the most recent fiscal year on the strength of a higher annual bonus and more pension-related compensation even as the bank missed some of its key financial targets. Mr. White’s total compensation rose to just less than $11.1-million from $10.85-million in the previous fiscal year, the bank reported in its annual proxy statement to shareholders. The gains from his bonus and pension compensation were offset by smaller stock and option awards – $5.87-million in the most recent year compared with $6.11-million in the year before.

$212m PFAS payout for property value loss and distress, but residents contamination fears linger

$212m PFAS payout for property value loss and distress, but residents contamination fears linger TueTuesday 9 updated TueTuesday 9 MarMarch 2021 at 10:17pm Dianne Priddle runs a cattle stud near Oakey in Queensland and says PFAS contamination is a lifetime sentence for her family. ( Share Print text only Cancel Federal compensation has finally reached communities with PFAS-contaminated drinking and groundwater, but the ongoing clean-up and lingering health concerns are far from over. Key points: Some landowners still living with contamination face water insecurity and health concerns The Department of Defence says there is no way to completely remove PFAS from aquifers, but it is trialling new technologies

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