Category: Canada

Kimberly Murphy was eager to see a solar eclipse with her daughter Chloe on Monday. But the Kitchener resident wasn’t looking forward to battling traffic jams and large crowds to enjoy the once-in-a-lifetime experience. “I thought about heading to Niagara Falls and Port Dover but then I thought about the traffic and and the huge […]

This year, the festival relocates to new digs at the Italian Cultural Centre, and features 30 of British Columbia’s premier distilleries (as well as a selection of non-alcoholic options).

Manitoba’s biggest hospital will be getting more beds as a result of the province’s budget.

The Winnipeg Police Service is searching for a suspect after an elderly woman was robbed and her credit card was used fraudulently.

A total solar eclipse is now at its peak in Ontario.

On an island off Newfoundland’s coast, a solar eclipse is part of history

Newfoundland and Labrador’s Supreme Court has dismissed a proposed class action lawsuit against Aviva Canada and Aviva General Insurance Company over a discretionary travel deductible the insurer imposed on medical and rehab accident benefits expenses. Aviva imposed a 25-kilometre (round…The post Court upholds Aviva’s travel deductible for trips to medical appointments appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

Searchers are scouring a remote section of northwestern Vancouver Island after a kayak was recovered over the weekend with no sign of its 21-year-old occupant.

A deportation hearing for the truck driver who caused the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash six years ago has been scheduled for next month.

A polarized social and political climate means one-third of employees at P&C brokerages across Canada avoid conversations about controversial subjects while at work, Canadian Underwriter’s 2024 Brokerage DEI survey finds. The survey asked respondents about numerous aspects of diversity, equity and inclusion…The post Will polarization kill water cooler chat at Canada’s brokerages? appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.