Month: April 2024

New Brunswick’s government has rejected a pitch to replace the RCMP with a regional police force in the western part of the province.

The B.C. Wildlife Federation is hoping to inspire women and younger generations to get involved in the outdoors.The nonprofit is hosting its annual general meeting in Kelowna at the Coast Capri Hotel this weekend, with hundreds of BC Wildlife members attending.Keynote speakers Jen Shears and…

Situated about an hour east of TD Place, the little town of Vankleek Hill is known as the “Gingerbread Capital of Ontario” for its finely decorated Victorian brick homes. It has also earned a reputation for making good beer (Beau’s) and, now, a versatile, hard-working hockey player. There’s no specific award for it, but Bradley […]

BrokerLink has acquired two Ontario brokerages outright, as well as the personal and small-to-medium-enterprise commercial books of business from Halpenny Insurance Brokers Ltd.   BrokerLink fully acquired M. Edward Powell Insurance Brokers Ltd. in Oakville, Ont., and Russ Bastow Insurance…The post Brokerlink’s triple acquisition in Ontario appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

Proposed legislation that would allow the Alberta government to veto any future deal struck between municipalities and the federal government, including research grants to post-secondary institutions, is being criticized as political interference and red tape.

The Welcome Hall Mission is hoping to raise $5 million to open a transitional housing centre to help Montreal’s homeless find housing quickly.

Paul Gross is coming home to help Alberta Theatre Projects celebrate its 50th anniversary onstage at the Martha Cohen Theatre.

The Goods from Odd Society Spirits Vancouver, BC | There are two entertaining reasons to plan a visit to Odd Society Spirits during the month of April! On Thursday, April 18th,  from 7-9pm, listen to live music in the Odd Lounge. Jess Vaira will be performing her mix of jazzy, soulful harmonies while you relax […]

The UTE Call Centre Committee said it had been in discussions “for many months” with the government regarding members’ hours of work.

A special weather statement has been issued for Toronto, which could see up to 45 millimetres of rain by Friday morning.