Thousands of new Calgarians participated in an event Wednesday to connect them with employers across Alberta.
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Regatta a ‘go,’ bringing thousands to Quidi Vidi Lake in St. John’s
Mother Nature smiled on St. John’s Wednesday morning, allowing a volunteer committee to give the go-ahead for the city’s unique weather-dependent holiday, the Royal St. John’s Regatta.
1 of 7 teens involved in deadly attack near Edmonton school sentenced
One of seven teens, BJ, charged after a 16-year-old boy was attacked and stabbed to death near an Edmonton school in 2022 has been sentenced.
Stricter outdoor water restrictions to return to Calgary as crews start new feeder main repairs
Calgary will return to Stage 4 outdoor water restrictions later this month as city crews begin repair work on 16 new sites on a feeder main affected by a major break two months ago.
Additional funding approved for Brant’s Crossing Bridge project
Plans to replace a bridge that connects southwest Brant to the city’s downtown are moving forward. City councillors, at a Tuesday (Aug. 6) committee meeting, recommended for approval a $6,757,772 project to replace Brant’s Crossing Bridge. If the plan is approved by city council on Aug. 27, the project will go to tender in the […]
YMCA announces expanded Run the Runway event
A popular fundraising event organized by the YMCA of Southwestern Ontario will be expanding to airports in Chatham-Kent and Sarnia-Lambton this year.
Crews make progress in Jasper National Park but firefighting to continue into fall
JASPER, Alta. — Officials from Parks Canada say crews are making good progress on tackling the wildfire in Jasper National Park but expect some firefighting to continue into the fall. During a virtual press conference Tuesday, agency incident commander Landon…The post Crews make progress in Jasper National Park but firefighting to continue into fall appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
Manitoba wants ‘to learn’ from Saskatoon’s landfill search that found missing woman’s remains
On Tuesday, Saskatoon police announced they found the remains of 22-year-old Mackenzie Trottier — who had been reported missing since Dec. 21, 2020.
How speed impacts pedestrian injuries in school zones
As summer winds down, drivers need to prepare for the back-to-school season. Brokers and insurers, meanwhile, need to familiarize clients with the risks they’ll face as a new school year starts. Drivers will once again be dropping off and picking…The post How speed impacts pedestrian injuries in school zones appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
Join the Farina a Legna Team as Assistant Manager
The Goods from Farina a Legna Vancouver, BC | Farina A Legna, an Italian restaurant located in Lower Lonsdale, North Vancouver, with a focus on wood-fired pizza and hand-made pasta, is looking for a full-time Assistant Manager to join the team! If you’re all about the guest experience and unreasonable hospitality, we invite you to […]