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Canadians don't want to move to Alberta

  CALGARY Last year yoga instructor Jess Leblanc packed up left Alberta, and moved to Vancouver Island. The COVID-19 pandemic slammed her business, and in the downtime that followed she realized Alberta wasn’t providing the lifestyle she wanted. Politically I didn t necessarily fully think that the values that were being prioritized were reflective of my own or in alignment with mine, Leblanc said, in an interview with CTV News. Plus, I was in a situation where I was unemployed, gyms, yoga facilities, the schools, where I do a lot of work in education (were closed) as well. So there wasn t a lot of wiggle room for me to be maximizing my career at the time, said Leblanc. “So many people that I know have opted to make the switch, and change and move. I just think that with COVID-19 for me anyway, and for I think for a lot of people in my circles, it has highlighted a sense of urgency to live your life the way that you really want to live your life.”

Fourth-graders bury 100-year time capsule in Founders Park in Wells ME

Washington Legislature Kills Tax Hike on Travel Agents

ASTA is praising its Washington state members and allies for their grassroots efforts in the wake of the Washington legislature’s decision to keep in place a special tax rate for travel agent commis ASTA is praising its Washington state members and allies for their grassroots efforts in the wake of the Washington legislature’s decision to keep in place a special tax rate for travel agent commission income. ASTA members helped to kill this proposal by aggressively making their case to legislators through phone calls, face-to-face conversations and emails, including more than 280 advocacy messages sent through ASTA’s online grassroots site.

US government OKs Delta, Northwest merger

The proposed merger of Delta Air Lines Inc. and Northwest Airlines Corp. cleared another government hurdle Monday. The proposed merger of Delta Air Lines Inc. and Northwest Airlines Corp. cleared another government hurdle Monday. The United States Federal Aviation Administration has accepted plans by Atlanta-based Delta and Eagan, Minn.-based Northwest for a single operating certificate for the combined carrier, the airlines announced in a news release. The plans submitted by the carriers outline what the airlines would do over the next 15 to 18 months to combine their daily operations and achieve the single operating certificate, the carriers said. The certificate would allow the airlines to combine operations after the close of the proposed merger, which Delta officials have said could be completed by year’s end.

Delta completes deal to acquire Northwest Airlines