One of Saskatchewan’s biggest summer storms rolled through central Saskatchewan Wednesday night leaving behind a trail of destruction.
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A year after Chilcotin landslide, concerns remain for both river and salmon
The 2024 slide created an 11-kilometre lake upstream of the dam and the resulting flood severely altered the critical migratory pathway.
Trade war could kill 1 in 5 B.C. small businesses within 6 months: CFIB
The Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses says one-in-five B.C. small businesses is facing closure in the next six months due to effects of the trade war with the U.S.
CSIS told RCMP about suspected anti-government militia in Quebec: court documents
A Quebec judge unsealed search warrants in the case on Thursday after a joint application by major Canadian news outlets, including Global News, Quebecor Media, CBC and La Presse.
What that $30 ticket just cost your client in increased premium costs
Ratehub.ca report shows the long-tail consequences of traffic convictions on drivers’ premiumsThe post What that $30 ticket just cost your client in increased premium costs appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
IBC weighs in on CISRO’s adjuster mobility principles
Industry would like to see mechanisms that smooth cross-provincial operationsThe post IBC weighs in on CISRO’s adjuster mobility principles appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
B.C. resort sues brokerage for alleged insurance “gaps” following 2023 wildfire
Lake Okanagan Resort says a wildfire on Aug. 17, 2023 destroyed most of the resort’s buildings and properties, including the utilitiesThe post B.C. resort sues brokerage for alleged insurance “gaps” following 2023 wildfire appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
Ontario investing $7.7 million to support residential school survivors impacted by burial investigations
Ontario investing $7.7 million to support residential school survivors. The funding is available to communities and organizations to provide culturally appropriate mental health and wellness supports to survivors and their families impacted by ongoing burial investigations at former residential schools. “Ontario is continuing its steadfast support for Indigenous communities and organizations to deliver programs that […]
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PHOTOS: Athletes’ Fuel Cup hockey tournament
The Athletes’ Fuel Cup hockey tournament wrapped up Tuesday with local pro, college, junior and midget players on the ice at Thames Campus Arena.