Some parking fines in Toronto will more than triple as of today in a move Mayor Olivia Chow says is necessary and not something she is willing to apologize for.
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B.C. issues flood warning, watches after landslide forces evacuations
WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C. – British Columbia’s Ministry of Land and Water says personnel are conducting assessments near a landslide that blocked the Chilcotin River in the province’s Interior, including to understand risks that might exist downstream. A government statement says…The post B.C. issues flood warning, watches after landslide forces evacuations appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
Gildan says proxy battle cost US$57 million in Q2
Gildan Activewear Inc. says costs related to the leadership struggle at the company cost it US$57.2 million in the second quarter.
Heat warning remains in effect for Toronto
A heat warning previously issued for Toronto and other parts of the GTA remains in effect today, with temperatures once again expected to feel as hot as 39 with the humidity.
Calgary-based Canadian Natural reports earnings of $1.72B in second quarter
Canadian Natural Resources says earnings were up in the second quarter in part because of higher oil sales and prices.
Toronto police provide update on SIM swap fraud investigation
Toronto police say they will be providing an update this morning on a major fraud investigation by the financial crimes unit involving SIM card swapping.
‘Squishy’ lasers could reveal how tumors and babies grow – Phys.org
‘Squishy’ lasers could reveal how tumors and babies grow Phys.org
Weather collapses event tent, killing 1, injuring several in Alta.
One person was killed and others were hurt when an event tent collapsed on hundreds in a town north of Edmonton on Wednesday.
Average Canadian household spends almost half its income on taxes: Fraser Institute – CTV News Atlantic
Average Canadian household spends almost half its income on taxes: Fraser Institute CTV News AtlanticFraser Institute News Release: The average Canadian family paid more in 2023 on taxes than it did on housing, food and clothing combined Financial PostThe Andrew Lawton Show | Canadians spend more on taxes than food, clothing, and housing combined True NorthCanadian Families Now Spend More on Taxes Than Basic Necessities, Study Finds The Deep DiveFUSS and MACLEOD: Taxes remain largest expense for Canadian families Calgary Sun
Ontario developer coalition asks governments for tax breaks to pass on to homebuyers
A coalition of Ontario developers has written to three levels of government to ask for a reduction in taxes on new housing, saying it will pass on those savings dollar for dollar to homebuyers.