Following a broadcast incident where Vaasa Sport supporters directed offensive chants at Jokerit fans, the visiting team's assistant coach emphasized the need to avoid escalation.
British Columbia's consumer protection agency is pursuing legal action against Telus, accusing the telecom provider of obstructing an investigation into a disputed $1,400 contract termination charge.
Finlandia Prize winner Juha Hurme reflects in an essay on the unique career of Alisa Vainio, describing it as a story of struggle, suffering, and perseverance.
New information has emerged regarding alleged crimes against developmentally disabled individuals in a residential unit in Kajaani, Finland, leading to two dismissals and six warnings, with the licensing and supervisory agency deeming the situation serious.
Several companies, including Brookfield Business Corporation, Ares Management Corporation, and Federal Realty Investment Trust, declared dividends. Meanwhile, PayPay Corporation, Toyota Tsusho Corporation, East Japan Railway Company, Sumitomo Pharma Co., Ltd., and Bank of the James Financial Group reported their first-quarter financial results.
Several EU countries, led by Spain, Belgium, and the Netherlands, are pushing for a ban on imports from Israeli settlements in the West Bank. EU foreign ministers are discussing the proposal, with some diplomats accusing others of delaying the process.
Greek Eurobank has acquired the Telus Tower office building in Sofia from its previous owner, Prodea Investments, a central property with 54,000 square meters of space and growing rental income.
Canada's telecommunications regulator, the CRTC, has launched an inquiry into contentious fees charged by Rogers, Bell, and Telus, ordering the companies to justify their charges and explain why they shouldn't face fines.
The city of Helsinki paid a consulting firm 17,000 euros to plan a study trip, a revelation that surprised the deputy mayor and prompted questions from councilors about the tangible benefits of such expensive trips.
Bulgaria's Commission for Protection of Competition has approved Eurobank, owner of Postbank, to acquire the Telus Tower business building located in central Sofia.
The company managing VR's (Finnish railway) lost and found services is under investigation for potentially excessive and intentionally slow customer service, with authorities concerned about overpricing.
Canada's telecom regulator is investigating Bell and Telus for introducing wireless fees that appear to violate new federal regulations. The companies are under fire for these charges.
Finnish President Alexander Stubb opened the Kultaranta discussions in Naantali, addressing the grim situation in Iran while noting that Ukraine is finally gaining the upper hand.
The United States conducted strikes against Iran in retaliation for the downing of an American Apache helicopter, with Iran claiming to have attacked a US base in Bahrain and vowing a heavier response. US officials stated that negotiations with Tehran remain unimpeded despite the escalating military actions.
Traditional healers in the Democratic Republic of Congo are actively participating in the fight against Ebola, utilizing ancestral remedies and addressing misinformation. They are on the front lines, working to combat the spread of the disease amidst significant challenges.
Oulu police have released new information regarding suspected criminal offenses involving the mistreatment of disabled individuals at the Rajamäentie residential unit in Kajaani.
Two politicians from Finland's Social Democratic Party (SDP) are accusing each other of inappropriate treatment, with the dispute's core appearing to be a power struggle in local politics.
Israeli authorities intercepted a Gaza-bound aid flotilla, detaining over 400 activists. Reports from human rights groups and detainees allege severe mistreatment, including violence and sexual abuse at Ashdod Port, sparking widespread international condemnation and outrage.
Videos and images expose the harsh conditions faced by sled dogs in the tourism business, showing them cold, with untreated injuries, or kept on short chains and in cages for extended periods.
A court has dismissed charges against two Extinction Rebellion activists for disobeying police, ruling that the demonstrators were not obligated to comply with police orders to disperse.
Luhanka municipal manager Tuomo Kärnä has received a written warning for inappropriate treatment of employees, which a working group confirmed had occurred over several years.
Σε νέα κρίσιμη φάση εισέρχεται η γεωπολιτική αντιπαράθεση ανάμεσα στις Ηνωμένες Πολιτείες και το Ιράν μετά το ναυάγιο των ειρηνευτικών συνομιλιών στο Πακιστάν με τα σενάρια κλιμάκωσης να…
A reader's opinion piece argues that economic discussions in Finland are incomplete if they only focus on the balance of public finances. It emphasizes the need to consider the overall economic picture.
A reader's opinion piece highlights that the clear message of basic and minimum social security in Finland is that to receive benefits, one must seek work and participate.
Canadian telecommunications company Telus has confirmed it is investigating a hack of its systems, following claims by the ShinyHunters hacking group that it stole a significant amount of data.
A woman in her early twenties has appeared in the District Court of Southwest Finland, denying charges of preparing a serious crime against life and health related to a school attack in Turku.
An previously unknown recording shows Polish PiS MP Robert Telus praising the Green Deal at a meeting with farmers years ago, a policy later criticized by Jarosław Kaczyński.
The Finnish Parliament discussed reforms to the social and healthcare system (Sote), with parties either lacking solutions or keeping their strategies private.
A songbook and culinary book featuring photos of Polish Law and Justice (PiS) MP Robert Telus, including prayers and recipes, were largely financed by public funds.
After being reinstated to the Law and Justice party, former agriculture minister Robert Telus describes party leader Jarosław Kaczyński as 'our father'.
Authorities in Finland have decided not to prosecute two Iraqi brothers initially suspected of planning a violent attack in Helsinki in August 2023, citing insufficient evidence.
Scott Lysakowski, a money manager at RBC Global Asset Management, has added Couche-Tard to his portfolio while selling Telus, also expressing interest in Cenovus and TFI International.
An investment comparison evaluates Enbridge and Telus to determine which company offers the better dividend stock for investors looking to hold through 2026.
Canadian communications company Telus Corp. has announced a significant dividend cut of approximately 55% and plans to divest assets, including parts of its health division, as new CEO Victor Dodig aims to strengthen the balance sheet.
Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo has recalled parliament from its summer recess to debate allegations surrounding the funding of the Garden Helsinki project. Opposition parties had also called for the extraordinary session to address concerns about the project's financial transparency.
The CEO transition at TELUS places capital discipline at the core of its turnaround strategy. This leadership change is expected to guide the company's efforts towards financial recovery and growth.
A distressing image circulating online shows a father carrying his toddler being apprehended by Israeli soldiers in Gaza. The family has confirmed the identity of the man in the picture as Osama Abu Nassar.
A severe heatwave has swept across Europe, breaking temperature records in Germany and the Czech Republic, with Germany reaching a record 41.5C. The extreme heat has led to fatalities, including a 6-year-old boy in Germany and a person in Hungary, and caused disruptions to transport and energy production, with a nuclear plant in Hungary reducing output due to high water temperatures in the Danube.
Hong Kong police arrested a well-known bookseller, Leticia Wong, and raided her bookstore. Wong had previously spoken to Yle in February about the state of democracy in Hong Kong.
A prominent conductor, who previously faced accusations of hitting a singer, is now suspected of harassment after allegedly attempting to force a gift package into a female employee's cleavage on stage.
Several companies and ETFs, including Equity Residential, SL Green Realty, and various Purpose and Evolve funds, have announced their latest dividend declarations. These declarations range from cash dividends to monthly distributions across different investment vehicles.
Police in Kajaani have provided new information regarding the alleged mistreatment of intellectually disabled individuals, with three residents of a housing unit now suspected as victims.
The planning of new city districts in Finland frequently fails to adequately consider unpleasant environmental factors, leading to potential issues in urban development.
The Espoolaistentalo project, intended to replace the city hall in Espoo, Finland, has been scaled down in its planning, with the old Council House to be preserved and construction now estimated to begin in 2029.
Poland's Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA) has secured documents related to PiS MP Robert Telus, investigating matters including land plots and transactions.
The TELUS Digital team in Bosnia and Herzegovina, comprising nearly 700 professionals, has showcased how community care and company culture extend beyond typical job descriptions. This highlights their commitment to social responsibility and employee engagement in a competitive market.
According to Finland's Security Intelligence Service (Supo) and Norwegian writer Bård Wormdal, Russia and China are increasingly pressuring immigrants in Finland and Finns visiting those countries to act as spies.
Reports indicate that Finland is performing well in attracting investments, standing out as an appealing destination despite the broader European economy facing significant challenges.
A discussion suggests that the debate surrounding mobile phone bans in schools exhibits characteristics of moral panic, arguing that schools should focus on teaching digital literacy instead of making phones a scapegoat.
Planning for Oulu's long-awaited event arena is now in full swing, with major aspects like zoning and finding an arena operator underway. Construction is anticipated to begin no earlier than 2028.
Voya Financial has announced a partnership with TELUS Health to expand its employee assistance services, aiming to provide broader support for employees.
Rusia şi-a reafirmat, joi, disponibilitatea de a ajuta Iranul să scoată din ţară uraniul îmbogăţit dacă Republica Islamică va decide în cele din urmă acest lucru, informează EFE, potrivit Agerpres.
Police in Finland are investigating two youths, aged 16 and 18, who are suspected of planning a violent attack at a vocational school in Tampere. Authorities are working to prevent potential threats.
A practical nurse in Oulu, Finland, was dismissed after striking a memory-impaired elderly patient. The Oulu District Court upheld the employer's right to terminate her employment without warning due to violent and inappropriate behavior.
Customers of Canada's major telecom providers, Rogers, Telus, and Bell, are expressing frustration over long wait times and the need for multiple calls to resolve service issues.
The Finnish city of Kemi is close to achieving carbon neutrality, years ahead of the national target. This progress highlights significant differences in emission reduction efforts between Finnish cities and rural municipalities, influenced by economic structures and district heating methods.
Canadian telecommunications firm Telus is investigating a cybersecurity incident after the 'ShinyHunters' group claimed responsibility for unauthorized access to some of its systems.
Ruotsia tänä vuonna viisuissa edustava Felicia sanoi uutistoimisto TT:n haastattelussa viikonloppuna, että Israelin ei pitäisi saada osallistua euroviisuihin.
TELUS has announced a partnership with AST SpaceMobile to expand satellite-based cellular coverage across Canada, aiming to improve connectivity in remote areas.
TELUS Corporation reported record free cash flow and industry-leading customer growth in 2025, highlighting a strong financial performance for the year.
Poland's Law and Justice (PiS) party has made a decision regarding Robert Telus, the former Minister of Agriculture and PiS MP, who was suspended from the party in October by Jarosław Kaczyński.
Authorities in Finland have opened a preliminary investigation into controversial Facebook posts written by author Ile Vainio, which referenced a senior police official and raised questions about free speech limits.
Police have decided not to press charges against the editor-in-chief and a former journalist of Seiska magazine, who were suspected of defamation among other offenses related to their writings about Yle's editor-in-chief.
Helsinki's city council decision to alter school district boundaries has ignited a heated debate, with discussions around 'school shopping' and accusations of a 'racist undertone' in the public discourse.
Saudi Arabia has entered the conflict between the U.S. and Iran by participating in airstrikes targeting Iran-backed Popular Mobilization Forces militias in Iraq. This development comes amidst broader tensions, including discussions of Houthi fees for Red Sea shipping and new U.S. sanctions on Iran-linked tankers.
Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo addressed questions regarding the controversial Garden Helsinki arena dispute during an interview on Yle. He acknowledged public concerns, stating he understood that the situation 'does not look good'.
A discussion on whether shopping centers should freely decide their parking pricing, allowing them to choose between paid parking or including reasonable shopping time as part of the shopping experience.
The specialized real estate newsletter from 'Capital' reports a deepening decline in property transactions in Bulgaria, with over 54% of housing deals now involving discounts, alongside news of Telus Tower sale and SAC expansion.
The yard of the Turku Orthodox Church has reportedly become a public toilet, which the congregation views as a lack of respect. Police in Finland can issue fines for public urination if it causes disturbance or danger.
The 2026 World Cup continued with various group stage matches, including France's victory over Norway and upcoming games like DR Congo vs. Uzbekistan and Egypt vs. Iran. Fan engagement was high, with promotions, live streams, and discussions around player injuries and team strategies.
Sami, a 37-year-old former prisoner convicted of drug and assault offenses, credits gym training during his incarceration with saving him from a recurring cycle of prison.
A Finnish article discusses the societal potential of longevity, advocating for a shift from viewing aging as a burden to recognizing it as a valuable resource for a long life-span society.
TELUS (TU) has announced plans to invest more than $24 billion in Ontario over the next five years, signaling a significant expansion of its operations in the province.
Two young individuals have been charged with preparing a serious crime against life or health, suspected of planning violence targeting a vocational college in the Tampere region.
A dissertation study indicates that the 'renaissance of cycling' has been canceled, suggesting urban planning needs to rethink its approach to bicycle infrastructure.
A discussion is ongoing in Finland regarding proposals to shift school summer holidays, with concerns raised about the impact on families, children's well-being, learning outcomes, and the functioning of the service system. Critics argue against changing schools to merely an extension of the tourism industry.
Canadian telecommunications company TELUS has committed to investing $66 billion in Canada through 2030, signaling a significant expansion of its infrastructure and services.
The Canadian federal government and Telus have announced a partnership to establish a new "sovereign AI data centre" cluster in Kamloops and Vancouver.
Call centre employees at a major Canadian telecom company, Telus, are expressing concerns about their job security as artificial intelligence increasingly integrates into their workplace, including a new AI "co-pilot" requirement.
An attempted theft of copper cables has caused a Telus internet, TV, and phone service outage across northwest British Columbia, with restoration expected by late Monday afternoon.
Financial reports are highlighting Canadian companies, including TELUS and Enbridge, as being among the top 10 stocks offering the highest dividends. This analysis provides insights for investors seeking dividend income.
Russia has reportedly identified European drone manufacturers and other entities as legitimate targets, and published a map of potential targets in Europe. This has led to diplomatic actions, including Czechia summoning the Russian ambassador to address the threats.
Conscripts in Finland are reporting frequent illnesses during their service in the barracks, with the exact extent of the issue known only to the Finnish Defence Forces.
Consulting firm NHG has updated its report on the future profile of Länsi-Pohja Hospital, leading to only minor cost and operational adjustments, with previously planned reductions remaining in effect.
Former NATO Secretary General George Robertson has revealed details of a past conversation where Vladimir Putin expressed interest in Russia joining NATO, contrasting sharply with the current conflict in Ukraine.
Telus is currently investigating a cyberattack targeting its digital services arm, as the telecommunications company works to understand the scope and impact of the breach.
Ekorosk's decision to penalize households for improper waste sorting is met with criticism from waste transport companies but understanding from consumers in Finland.
”USA:lla tällaisten hirmuhallintojen kohtelussa lakikirja ei ole ollut ensimmäisenä pohdinnassa”, Häkkänen kommentoi operaation suhdetta kansainväliseen oikeuteen.
Nasima Razmyar, seeking re-election as Vice-Chair of Finland's Social Democratic Party (Sdp), criticizes anonymous leaks and states that the party leadership has pushed too hard for unanimity amidst internal struggles.
Polish MP Robert Telus has been reinstated as a member of the Law and Justice (PiS) party following an internal investigation, after being suspended last October.