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Mr. John Streicker - Minister of Tourism and Culture - has shown his true colours. His ego and need to be right override the concerns and interests of Yukoners, taxpayers and cruise-ship visitors to the Carcross area who support local businesses. He clearly has forgotten he is a public servant. The Minister’s (and his representatives') response to the overwhelming negative feedback they received via letters, social media posts and a petition was "People don't like change." This pat response is insulting considering most comments and criticisms were constructive. Their response to the overwhelming negative face-to-face criticisms they received during the celebration of the new Yukon sign in Carcross was to do an about-face and run. And in one instance, when asked why "Larger than Life" was not printed on the new sign, the response received was that they did not want to put English on the sign. Numerous requests have been made to the Minister to reinstall one of the old signs at the B.C.-Yukon border rather than at the Watson Lake sign post or the Transportation Museum in Whitehorse. The Yukon sign at this location receives the highest numbers of annual visitors: over 100,000. This is a reasonable request that would address all the issues brought to his attention but to date, the Minister has not responded. The questions we have for the Minister are: 1. Why did he approve artwork of a deformed sheep (horn tips going in opposite directions, black eye, misaligned face, looks like it is missing one of its’ front legs) for the Yukon sign? This is an embarrassment for Yukoners and insulting to the other artists (artists were paid the same amount). 2. How can he justify stating to a tour operator that the artwork is not going to be changed even though he is fully aware of the issues regarding it? 3. Why should local business owners, Skagway tour operators and drivers suffer the embarrassment of your mistake and thus the disappointment of visitors for another four years? 4. Please explain how you expect anyone to be proud of this sign/artwork? 5. When can we expect to see the old sign reinstalled at the B.C.-Yukon Border? A sign we are proud of and visitors loved. Respectfully, Jacqueline St. Jacques on behalf of: Skagway Tour Operators/Drivers 100,000 Cruise Ship Visitors
McKewon: After seniors build bowl bridge, Matt Rhule and Nebraska football’s ‘Leap Year’ is hereDonald Trump's spokesman Steven Cheung is not happy about how the press reported on emergency vehicles being present at Mar-a-Lago on Thursday. Cheung, who previously did communications for UFC before signing on with Trump's campaign and is tapped to serve as the next White House communications director, was reacting to The Independent's Andrew Feinberg posting , "NOW: Per pool, 2 ambulances and several vans that appeared full of @SecretService have left Mar-a-Lago in the last few minutes" on X. Feinberg swiftly followed that up to clarify there was no medical emergency at Trump's country club, posting, " CALM DOWN, PEOPLE. Per a transition source and @SecretService , the ambulances were part of Vice President-elect @JDVance ’s motorcade. False alarm. Go about your business." ALSO READ: A giant middle finger from a tiny craven man But the post enraged Cheung — who accused Feinberg and the press gathered near Trump's residence of trying to whip up panic. "The press has set up a fake, unofficial 'pool' because they want to feel important about themselves," wrote Cheung. "In this case, some idiot at CBS overreacted and set off the fire alarm for no reason thinking they were going to get the scoop of a lifetime. F--king dummy." Cheung is notorious for his profanity-laden rants against reporters and political opponents. When Vice President Kamala Harris held a campaign stop in Wisconsin in August, Cheung posted , "Make sure AF2 is deep cleaned because Lord only knows what [Harris] and her team have done on there. The smell alone on that plane must be crazy." And in June, Cheung melted down over reporters noting that Trump called Milwaukee a "horrible city," saying the coverage was " total bulls--- ."Almost three quarters of Scottish businesses are confident about their prospects next year, a survey has suggested. The Bank of Scotland’s business barometer poll showed 73% of Scottish businesses expect to see turnover increase in 2025, up from 60% polled in 2023. Almost a quarter (23%) of businesses expect to see their revenue rise by between six and 10% over the next 12 months, with just over a fifth (21%) expecting it to grow by even more. The poll found that 70% of businesses were confident they would become more profitable in 2025, a two per cent increase when compared with the previous year. Revenue and profitability growth was firms’ top priority at 52%, though 40% said they will be targeting improved productivity, and the same proportion said they will be aiming to enhance their technology – such as automation or AI – or upskill their staff (both 29%). More than one in five (22%) want to improve their environmental sustainability. Other areas businesses are hoping to build upon AI-assisted technology (19%), and 24% will be investing in expanding into new UK markets and 23% plan to invest in staff training. The business barometer has surveyed 1,200 businesses every month since 2002, providing early signals about UK economic trends. Martyn Kendrick, Scotland director at Bank of Scotland commercial banking, said: “Scottish businesses are looking ahead to 2025 with stronger growth expectations, and setting out clear plans to drive this expansion through investments in new technology, new markets and their own teams. “As we enter the new year, we’ll continue to by their side to help them pursue their ambitions and seize all opportunities that lie ahead.”
David and Victoria Beckham appear to have embraced their youngest son Cruz 's new girlfriend Jackie Apostel with open arms after the Brazilian-German songwriter was seen joining the Beckhams on their £5 million superyacht 'Seven' for a pre-Christmas vacation. In photographs obtained by the MailOnline , fashion designer Victoria was seen hugging Jackie as she boarded the family yacht in Miami. It's not the first time Victoria has evidenced her bond with her youngest son's girlfriend. Cruz, 19, was first linked to Jackie, who is ten years his senior , in September this year. The pair confirmed their romance at Victoria's Paris Fashion Week runway show when they graced the front row as a couple, cosying up to each other alongside the rest of the Beckham family. Victoria had styled Jackie in a liquid silk dress from her eponymous fashion brand, with the musician thanking her boyfriend's mother in a personal Instagram post: "The most beautiful show and the most beautiful dress. Congratulations @victoriabeckham". Weeks later, Jackie joined her beau and his brothers at the launch of Brooklyn Beckham's Cloud 22 hot sauce - dressed in a lace Victoria Beckham dress, no less. "Hot sauce and hotter outfits. thank u for the laciest dream piece @victoriabeckham," Jackie penned on her social media. How Victoria Beckham is supporting Cruz's new girlfriend Jackie Apostel Cruz Beckham and girlfriend Jackie Apostel are the spitting image of his parents in latest photograph Jackie Apostel's best fashion moments Who is Cruz's girlfriend Jackie Apostel? Born in São Paulo, Brazil, to a Brazilian mother and a German father, trilingual Jackie has spent her life growing up between Brazil and Germany and speaking English, German, and Portuguese fluently. Despite being linked to the Beckhams and one of society's most eligible bachelors, it’s Jackie's talent and passion for music that have carved her own path in the spotlight. Just like Victoria, known for starting her career as part of the Spice Girls, Jackie got her start in the dynamic world of girl bands - though on a more intimate scale. She discovered her voice as part of the Brazilian group Schutz before branching out to pursue a solo career.Her debut EP, The Reformation A Side - A Trip on the Relationship, earned over a million streams. In 2022, however, Jackie made the decision to step away from the spotlight, announcing to her followers that she would no longer be recording or touring as a solo artist. "For those who know me personally, you know I’ve planned this for a while and how much it means to me to put a full stop to this side of my career," she wrote in a statement on Instagram. "I’m a studio rat, I’m a creator, I’m a writer, producer, and artist in many ways, but releasing the songs we did myself was always just a way of showcasing the tracks."
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The Bank of Scotland’s business barometer poll showed 73% of Scottish businesses expect to see turnover increase in 2025, up from 60% polled in 2023. Almost a quarter (23%) of businesses expect to see their revenue rise by between six and 10% over the next 12 months, with just over a fifth (21%) expecting it to grow by even more. The poll found that 70% of businesses were confident they would become more profitable in 2025, a two per cent increase when compared with the previous year. Revenue and profitability growth was firms’ top priority at 52%, though 40% said they will be targeting improved productivity, and the same proportion said they will be aiming to enhance their technology – such as automation or AI – or upskill their staff (both 29%). More than one in five (22%) want to improve their environmental sustainability. Other areas businesses are hoping to build upon AI-assisted technology (19%), and 24% will be investing in expanding into new UK markets and 23% plan to invest in staff training. The business barometer has surveyed 1,200 businesses every month since 2002, providing early signals about UK economic trends. Martyn Kendrick, Scotland director at Bank of Scotland commercial banking, said: “Scottish businesses are looking ahead to 2025 with stronger growth expectations, and setting out clear plans to drive this expansion through investments in new technology, new markets and their own teams. “As we enter the new year, we’ll continue to by their side to help them pursue their ambitions and seize all opportunities that lie ahead.”
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