Seniors in Alberta will get a break if they need a medical exam to renew their driver’s licence.
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Unifor announces ratification of labour deal with Taseko; Strike at B.C. mine ends
Officials with Unifor say wage increases and equity measures are part of the three-year collective agreement ratified Tuesday evening by workers at the Taseko Gibraltar mine in Williams Lake, British Columbia.
Manitoba Tories in difficult position following byelection loss: professor
A political studies professor says the Manitoba NDP’s byelection win of a Progressive Conservative stronghold seat shows the Tories are at a low point.
Pierre Poilievre in Quebec: How he plans to drum up support in on summer tour
Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre is launching a campaign-style summer tour, starting with several stops in Quebec.
IINB- CIP Society Golf Tournament 2024
SAVE THE DATE!!! Tee up and get Golf Ready! New Brunswick,27th Annual CIP Society Golf Tournament Date: Thursday, August 8th, 2024 Time: Registration starts at 11:30 am Shot Gun Start: 12:30 p.m. SHARP Location: Moncton Golf & Country Club 212…The post IINB- CIP Society Golf Tournament 2024 appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
Extreme heat deaths higher among seniors and in cities with more renters, study says
A new report by Statistics Canada says deaths in the country’s 12 highest-population cities go up on days when there is extreme heat.
Auto insurance should be expensive, insurer explains
The high cost of auto insurance isn’t a mystery to brokers. But it’s as clear as mud to consumers. “When it costs more to buy the new iPhone than it does your auto policy, we’re in a problematic situation,” said…The post Auto insurance should be expensive, insurer explains appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
Here’s when Montreal will see a break from the heat
Quebec has been dealing with a ridge of high pressure, which is responsible for the heat wave we’ve been seeing this week. Here’s the forecast for when it’s expected to break.
IN PICTURES: Murals popping up on Winnipeg bridges
Cool Streets Winnipeg and Centre Culturel Franco-Manitobain are making sure Winnipegger’s walks are a little more colourful this summer.
Coalition of drug user groups wants court to quash B.C. drug ‘recriminalization’
A coalition of drug user advocacy groups is taking the federal government to court, claiming the decision to recriminalize public drug possession in British Columbia puts users at increased risk of death.