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A Toronto man is facing charges after allegedly sexually assaulting two young girls at a public swimming pool in Scarborough last Saturday.

Canadians who applied to be part of a class action lawsuit against LifeLabs Inc. are now receiving cheques and e-transfers.

A 57-year-old man has been arrested in connection with an alleged telephone scam targeting members of the Asian community in the Toronto area, including one man who lost nearly $100,000.

City of Calgary officials say we can expect mosquitos back any day now.

Two years into Alberta’s new direct compensation for property damage (DCPD) regime, regulators are still clearing up misunderstandings about when and how coverage gets triggered, regulators said at the Insurance Brokers Association of Alberta Convention 2024 in Banff last week. …The post Regulators address Alberta DCPD misconceptions, brokers contest public auto appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

To determine required water flow to fight fires on new developments, the 1999 Fire Underwriters Survey is more than just a technical standard, it’s the City of Calgary’s “policy,” the Court of Appeal of Alberta has ruled. And since Calgary…The post A policy or a technical standard? The industry’s Fire Underwriting Survey appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

A report adopted by Toronto City Council’s Executive Committee today says the city is staring down a $26 billion shortfall when it comes to maintaining its infrastructure in a state of good repair (SOGR) over the next decade.

The City of Calgary is testing out a robot lawn mower as part of a small-scale pilot program looking at more efficient ways to care for parks.

The Goods from Folke Vancouver, BC | It’s that time of the year already: Folke is turning two and it’s our Champagne Birthday! Join us June 2nd and 3rd from 5-9pm, for our annual Italian Night birthday celebrations. There’ll be pizza, pasta, mozzarella sticks – “the works”, really. The champagne will be flowing and we’ll […]

More than 13 months after the collective agreements expired, Quebec finally tabled its offers to all the unions representing thousands of daycare workers, the office of Treasury Board President Sonia LeBel confirmed on Tuesday.