Month: September 2024

Jagmeet Singh brought a message of hope Thursday in his first speech following the NDP’s exit from its supply and confidence deal with the minority Liberals, who portrayed his move as a bow to Conservative wishes.

A third BC United legislator has declared his candidacy as an Independent in the Oct. 19 provincial election.

Mass forgeries of Indigenous artist Norval Morrisseau’s paintings have caused irreparable harm to the trailblazer’s legacy — and to First Nations art writ large, an Ontario judge acknowledged Thursday in sentencing one of the ringleaders of a sprawling fraud scheme.

Canada’s Brent Lakatos speeds to gold medal, outracing Thai rival in 800m  CBC SportsView Full Coverage on Google News

QBE Canada has appointed Caroline Fenn to its newly created role of multinational underwriting manager, reflecting its desire to attract clients needing multinational insurance placement solutions, the company announced Thursday. QBE Insurance Group is a global international insurer and reinsurer…The post QBE Canada creates new multinational underwriting role appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

The late John Taylor, who was a passionate champion of the Brock Trail, may soon have a park named after him along that trail. Brockville council recently gave the Brock Trail Committee the OK to fundraise for an eventual John Taylor Park near the corner of Water Street and St. Paul Street. Taylor, a community […]

British Columbia says its current supply of COVID-19 vaccines will remain available until new formulations are approved, unlike other provinces that say they’re following instructions from the Public Health Agency of Canada to remove and destroy existing doses.

As kids head back to school for another year, the Manitoba government is making sure none of them go without eating.