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1 – WestJet Airlines lost another fight against unionization when the Canada Industrial Relations Board issued an interim order naming the Canadian Union of Public Employees as the official bargaining agent for its 3,000 flight attendants. WestJet pilots were already members of the Airline Pilots Association.

16 – Another World Cup victory for Mikael Kingsbury. Kingsbury won his third gold medal in as many starts in the moguls World Cup season, coming in first in the dual mogul event in China. The product of Deux-Montagnes, Que., won the single mogul competition – despite battling a stomach bug – the day before.

12 – The Hockey Hall of Fame welcomed its class of 2018. NHL commissioner Gary Bettman, all-time goalie wins and shutouts leader Martin Brodeur, diminutive underdog Martin St. Louis, Canadian women’s star Jayna Hefford, league trailblazer Willie O’Ree and Russian great Alexander Yakushev were inducted at a ceremony in Toronto.

31 – A deal was reached for a consortium to buy the Hudson Bay Railway and repair the only land link to the northern Manitoba community of Churchill. The community had been forced to fly in food and fuel since the rail line was damaged by flooding in May 2017 and Denver-based owner Omnitrax said it could not afford repairs. The Arctic Gateway Group consortium included several northern communities, Fairfax Financial Holdings and AGT Food and Ingredients. The federal government had earlier committed $74 million to help repair the rail line and $43 million over 10 years to subsidize railway operations.

14 – Angelique Kerber claimed her first Wimbledon women’s singles title with a 6-3, 6-3 victory over seven-time champion Serena Williams.

Eventually, Thailand and all of Asia had been able to recover from the repercussions that the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis brought. Specifically, equity and foreign exchange markets in Asia had been able to stabilize, slowly leading the region to a much-needed healing.

There are numerous sectors in the SET50. However, the three biggest sectors include the Energy, Materials, and Transporation sectors. The SET50 is revised twice a year, specifically every December and January. All the changes made during these periods reflect on the first session in January and July, respectively.

25 – Pope Francis acknowledged that the sex abuse scandals rocking the Catholic Church had outraged the faithful and said the church must change its ways if it wanted to keep future generations. The statement followed the release of a report that concluded at least 3,677 people were abused by clergy between 1946 and 2014.

11 – The federal government announced it was imposing a 25 per cent surtax on some foreign steel products due to “excessive imports” it said were harming the domestic steel industry. The surtax applied to seven products that range from rebar to wire rods.

1- NHL all-star free agent centre John Tavares signed a seven-year, US$77 million contract with his childhood team, the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Albina not only has new-technology machines, but also one of the oldest custom-made bending machines. To commemorate its 80th anniversary, the company has created a museum on-site, called “The Smith-sonian,” honoring the family name and housing one of the first pieces of equipment that Albina owned and used to bend materials. Smith’s grandfather built the Model-T bending machine in the early 1940s using the transmission and differential from a Model-T Ford. This machine was used until the 1990s to bend various materials such as pipe, tube, and square and rectangular hollow structural steel.