Category: Canada

Seiya Suzuki hit a game-ending single in the 10th inning, and the Chicago Cubs beat the Toronto Blue Jays 6-5 on Friday.

A B.C. Supreme Court judge has thrown out a ruling by the province’s Residential Tenancy Branch and ordered it to reconsider the question of whether a tenant should be evicted over $13,300 in unpaid rent.

A major milestone was marked in northern Manitoba Friday as a shipment of “critical minerals” was exported from the Port of Churchill – something that hasn’t happened in more than two decades.

If you are going to the CNE or other outdoor events in Toronto this weekend, bring an umbrella as wet conditions are expected, with up to 60 millimetres of rain expected.

Conservation officers and police are warning residents not to feed bears after one was put down in Coquitlam earlier this week.

British Columbia’s wildfire service says thunderstorms carry the possibility of dry lightning strikes in some parts of the Interior, but wildfire activity is generally expected to decrease with what’s being described as a “downturn” in weather.

Lewis Ward didn’t know how to feel when he saw his 51-yard field goal split the uprights with no time left on the clock.

In what is appearing to look like a near-miss, Hurricane Ernesto’s track is bending to curve southeast of Halifax late tomorrow and brush past the south-facing coasts of Newfoundland and Labrador late Sunday. “We expect that the track of Ernesto’s…The post Ernesto projected to miss Halifax, brush past Newfoundland appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

Electric vehicles cost an average of $1,576 more to repair after a collision than their fossil fuel counterparts, finds a new report by Mitchell.  And claims frequency is growing for EVs, rising 3.94% in Canada for a year-over-year increase of…The post Electric vehicle claims frequency rises appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

MONTREAL – A break in a major underground water main near Montreal’s Jacques Cartier Bridge sent water gushing down streets and inside homes on Friday morning, forcing the evacuation of nearby buildings and leading to a boil-water advisory for about…The post ‘Wall of water’ in Montreal after underground pipe breaks, floods streets and homes appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.