TORONTO – The dangers of a changing climate could add more than $4 billion per year to the cost of maintaining Ontario’s public infrastructure over the rest of the century, the province’s financial watchdog said Wednesday. But the report from…The post Proactive climate adaptation can cut Ontario public infrastructure costs: watchdog appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
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Sound of gunfire possible, military says, ahead of urban training in Vancouver
The Vancouver-based light infantry unit of the Canadian Army is asking residents to not be alarmed if they hear automatic gunfire this weekend around the site of a former brewery.
Why you need to consider embedded insurance
Embedded insurance not only enhances the customer experience but also provides greater access to data for insurers, speakers said during KPMG’s recent 2023 Insurance Conference in Toronto. “You unlock a lot of data that will change the way you do…The post Why you need to consider embedded insurance appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
Toronto man charged after allegedly trying to run down parking enforcement officer
A 22-year-old man has been charged after he allegedly tried to run down a parking enforcement in Toronto’s west end earlier this month.
11 people now charged in hate-motivated mischief investigation at Toronto Indigo store
Eleven people have now been charged in connection with a hate-motivated mischief investigation at a major book store chain in Yorkville, Toronto police say.
11 now charged in hate-motivated mischief investigation at Yorkville Indigo store: Toronto police
Eleven people have now been charged in connection with a hate-motivated mischief investigation at a major book store chain in Yorkville, Toronto police say.
2 Montreal men facing fraud and terrorism financing charges for alleged Canada to Algeria money moving scheme
The RCMP arrested two Montreal men who are facing fraud and financing terrorism charges for an alleged $20 million scheme to move money from Canada to Algeria primarily via China.
Non-binary Montrealer on hunger strike to get ‘X’ gender marker on Quebec health card
Alexe Frederic Migneault is on a hunger strike to pressure the board, known as the RAMQ, to add a third gender option, ‘X,’ to Quebec health cards. The strike is the culmination of what they say has been a more than two-year effort to obtain an alternative to the traditional ‘M’ or ‘F’ identifiers for male and female.
Quebec announces national funeral for Karl Tremblay on Nov. 28
A national funeral for Cowboys Fringants singer Karl Tremblay will be held on Nov. 28 at the Bell Centre in Montreal, the government announced on Wednesday.
Alouettes hold Grey Cup parade on streets of Montreal
Grey Cup champions the Alouettes will be honoured by footall fans today at a parade in downtown Montreal.