Automotive business permit approved by City of Powell River - Powell River Peak

National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett said that it is time for former Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to leave the Federal Reserve Board on "Sunday Morning Futures," arguing that doing so would help preserve the central bank's independence. Hassett claimed it is unprecedented for a former Fed chair to remain on the board after his chairmanship ends and said Powell should "move on. " Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell holds a news conference on June 18, 2025, in Washington, D. C. (Win McNamee/Getty Images) "I think that it's time for him to move on and to respect the independence of the Fed," he told Larry Kudlow. "End this sort of partisan divide that's very visible at the Fed, and let's move on to the way the Fed used to be in the past. "THE FINAL VERDICT IS IN FOR THE FED'S TROUBLED RENOVATION AND JEROME POWELL Hassett described Powell's extended tenure as "completely unprecedented," emphasizing the importance of an independent Federal Reserve for the success of the economy. White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett.

Georgian College celebrated graduates of its Automotive Business programs at the Automotive Business School of Canada's (ABSC) convocation on Oct. 8 at the Georgian Theatre, Barrie Campus. From left: Kevin Weaver, President and CEO of Georgian College; Bev Goodman, President and CEO of Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited; and Carolyn McGoey Garvey, Chair of Georgian College's Board of Governors, celebrate Goodman receiving a Georgian College Board of Governors' Honorary Bachelor of Business Administration (Automotive Management) during the Automotive Business School of Canada's convocation on Oct. 8.

Georgian College celebrated graduates of its Automotive Business programs at the Automotive Business School of Canada’s (ABSC) convocation on October 8th at the Georgian Theatre, Barrie Campus. Approximately 168 graduates from December 2024 through August 2026 crossed the stage surrounded by family, friends, faculty, alumni, employees and industry partners, marking the culmination of years of learning, hands-on experience and preparation for careers in one of Canada’s most dynamic industries.