Month: June 2024

Authorities are trying to identify the driver of a pickup truck that was spotted at the scene of a fire that burned down two abandoned homes in B.C.’s Nicola Valley early Monday morning.

Two suspects have been arrested and two more remain at large following an apparent armed robbery and assault on Sunday afternoon.

Winnipeg police have caught a significant number of drivers speeding through a construction zone since they took over enforcement earlier this year.

Toronto police were called to the scene of a shooting in the Don Mills area. Officers initially said three people had been shot.

The Calgary Stampede will go on as the city continues work to repair a major water main over the next few weeks – overlapping with the annual event.

A massive pile of debris sits untouched on Main Street 16 months after a fire destroyed the building. Now, community advocates are demanding the city take action.

A 19-year-old man was stabbed and pepper sprayed at Edmonton’s Northgate Centre, police say.

To protect their clients’ best interests, brokers may suggest more comprehensive coverage, even if it comes at a higher cost. But expect clients to see things through a different lens — price point.   Conversations between brokers and their clients can…The post How brokers can encourage adequate coverage for incensed clients appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

One person is in critical condition following a three-vehicle collision involving a large truck in York Region.

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