A 19-year-old man was stabbed and pepper sprayed at Edmonton’s Northgate Centre, police say.
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How brokers can encourage adequate coverage for incensed clients
To protect their clients’ best interests, brokers may suggest more comprehensive coverage, even if it comes at a higher cost. But expect clients to see things through a different lens — price point. Conversations between brokers and their clients can…The post How brokers can encourage adequate coverage for incensed clients appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
One person critically injured in three-vehicle collision in Thornhill
One person is in critical condition following a three-vehicle collision involving a large truck in York Region.
Where brokerages are spending on operational improvements
When it comes to investments that strengthen their brokerages, 74% of owners tell Canadian Underwriter’s 2024 National Broker Survey that money spent on product training and education produces results. That’s a substantial jump from 66% who called the practice beneficial…The post Where brokerages are spending on operational improvements appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
Teens charged following incident involving weapons at Red River Ex: police
Two teens have been charged after they allegedly threatened a group with weapons at the Red River Exhibition on the weekend.
Elusive Banksy exhibition appears to reschedule Calgary event dates – again
An exhibition featuring the works of the artist Banksy appears to have rescheduled dates for shows in Calgary, following months of delays and complaints about poor communication from ticketholders.
2 hospitalized after targeted shooting in Victoria
Two people were taken to hospital after what police describe as a targeted shooting in Victoria Sunday night, according to authorities.
Intimate partner violence up 14 per cent in Saskatoon last year, police say
Reported incidents of intimate partner violence were up 14 per cent in 2023, according to a new report from the Saskatoon police.
Colleen Bready’s forecast: Conditions stabilize, but more rain possible
After nocturnal thunderstorms very early Sunday morning, followed by very strong winds during the day, Monday’s conditions in Winnipeg are much calmer.