Month: October 2024

Saskatchewan residents can vote early for five days starting Tuesday in the lead-up to the Oct. 28 provincial election. 

In a year many pundits are calling the ‘Superbowl of elections,’ political risk practically oozes from the soil. Throughout 2024, electoral contests are slated, or recently concluded, in more than 100 countries. Anticipating potential policy changes these elections might trigger…The post What recent, and coming, elections mean for Canadian corporate risk appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

A new 80,000 sq ft entertainment venue, featuring gaming, sports, movies and dining, is set to open in Southcentre Mall soon.

Canada’s top court has struck down a driving prohibition handed to a Saskatchewan man convicted in a fatal highway crash.

A small stretch of the TTC’s Line 2 subway will close early throughout the workweek for planned track work, the transit network says.

Ksenia Dempster is a baker and proud “dessert person”. A firm believer that desserts should make people happy, she is on a mission to spotlight the final courses that are worth unbuttoning your pants for, and the talented local chefs behind them.

A 13-year-old boy has been seriously injured in a shooting in northern Manitoba.

A police investigation is underway after a cyclist was struck and killed by a pickup truck while participating in an organized bicycle race on Vancouver Island.

Home renovation experts and Hydro-Quebec said homeowners can take a number of steps to decrease their consumption and save money over the winter.

At this point, it’s very easy to know which Taylor Swift ticket sales are scams: it’s all of them, at least if the ticket-holder is promising an instant transfer.