Police have recovered roughly $1 million worth of stolen goods following a three-month investigation into thefts at several Shoppers Drug Mart stores across the GTA.
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Ontario ending wastewater surveillance program which tracked COVID-19 infection
Ontario is quietly winding down the wastewater surveillance initiative which provided scientists with crucial data about infection rates in the province during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Connected vehicles: Are clients concerned about data privacy?
Nearly six in 10 Canadian drivers of connected vehicles worry about data privacy, according to a new survey conducted by Leger on behalf of rate aggregator RatesDotCa. Vehicles are becoming increasingly connected through telematics, apps, microphones, cameras, sensors and more.…The post Connected vehicles: Are clients concerned about data privacy? appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
Man sentenced in hit-and-run that killed Ukrainian girl in Montreal
The driver who struck and killed a seven-year-old Ukrainian refugee in 2022 has been sentenced to 12 months to be served in the community followed by a year of probation.
Josh Classen’s forecast: Warm & sunny spell begins, but gusty today
If you’ve been waiting for a prolonged stretch of sunny and warm weather, you’ll love this forecast for the rest of the week.
Josh Classen’s forecast: Warm & sunny spell begins, but gusty today
If you’ve been waiting for a prolonged stretch of sunny and warm weather, you’ll love this forecast for the rest of the week.
Murder trial to hear from second psychiatrist about mental state of serial killer
A court-appointed forensic psychiatrist is set to testify today about the mental state of an admitted serial killer.
Suspect image released after assault in Brimley leaves victim with ‘severe facial injuries’
Toronto Police have released a suspect image following an assault in the Brimley area in Scarborough which left a victim unconscious, and with serious facial injuries.
McGill students end hunger strike against Israel-Hamas war
The McGill University students taking part in a hunger strike against the Israel-Hamas war have confirmed their protest has ended.
Pet dog named Peanut must be returned after breakup, B.C. tribunal rules
The co-owner of a dog named Peanut has been ordered to return the pet to their ex after a custody dispute was heard by B.C.’s small claims tribunal.
