Category: Canada

The City of Kelowna is exploring the idea of pre-zoning certain transit supportive corridors in an effort to speed up construction of much-needed housing.The pilot program would satisfy one of the initiatives the city has committed to under terms of the $31.5 million Housing Accelerator Grant th…

A father of three and school principal from Carman, Man., said a generous stem cell donor help move him from palliative care to remission.

Peel police are searching for a suspect who allegedly stabbed a man during an argument in Brampton last weekend.

Ontario is planning to create a new provincial offence for fraudulent vehicle registrations as a way to tackle auto theft.

An arthritic finger, a high-top table, and the cellphone game Candy Crush all played into barred trustee Carol Ann Sloat’s alleged transgressions against the Grand Erie District School Board (GEDSB), a panel for the Divisional Court branch of Hamilton’s Superior Court of Justice heard. In her challenge, Sloat asked the panel of three justices to […]

More than 150 cars have been stolen so far this year from the Fairview Pointe-Claire parking lot, making it by far the most popular location for thieves on the Island of Montreal.

A 50-year-old Dundurn, Sask. man has been arrested and charged with child pornography offences following an online investigation that began in September.

A group of young teenage girls were treated by paramedics Thursday night after they were bear sprayed while trick-or-treating in the Upper Mission.About six 13-year-old girls were trick-or-treating along Quilchena Drive when they came upon three teenage boys at about 8:30 p.m.“Three bo…

MAITLAND – Dukelow Electrical was named Business of the year Friday, as Augusta Township held its annual Business Awards Breakfast at MERC Hall. “Today we are celebrating our local businesses,” said Augusta Township Mayor Jeff Shaver. “These businesses are all equally important to our township. They provide services to our residents and other industries. They […]

An attack causing pagers and walkie-talkies used by members of terrorist organization Hezbollah in Lebanon to explode, killing and injuring both militants and civilians, should concern P&C insurers and brokers working with companies reliant on global supply chains, sources say.…The post Why exploding pager attacks should give P&C pros pause appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.