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The province is picking up the tab for $450,000 worth of repairs and building upgrades to children and social service agencies. MPP Vic Fedeli made the announcement Tuesday. The funding, provided by the Partner Facility Renewal program is provided to agencies, such as shelters for women and children, homes that provide daily support for people with […]

Once he finally secured tickets for his famous father, Will Wagner had a major league debut to remember. The son of former All-Star reliever Billy Wagner got hits in his first three at-bats to help the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Los Angeles Angels 4-2 on Monday night.

Man cycles 1,000 km for Wounded Warriors Canada support dog program

Friday’s storm washed away the only road residents from the community of Lac-Claude near Rawdon had, leaving them trapped for nearly three days.

Front of Yonge Minor Soccer took to the field Saturday, for the 17th year, wrapping up the league’s season with its championship finals on Saturday. The youngsters braved conditions at Mallorytown Recreational Park which were as wet as a rice paddy, but the dedicated teams played on; even enjoying the occasional big splash. The event […]

This presentation is an overview of Cargo Legal Liability insurance and the coverage available for the different types of carriers. It is a broad overview of Motor Truck Cargo coverage and is intended for individuals who are new to or…The post IISA – A Guide to Cargo Liability appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

HINTON, Alta. – People who live in Jasper, Alta., will be allowed to return to the community on Friday, but wildfire officials say they should not expect to spend the night in their homes. Town incident commander Christine Nadon told…The post Jasper wildfire evacuees can start returning to townsite on Friday appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

Police have released new video footage showing a gunman opening fire on a Markham home for the second time in less than a month.

The impact of the heavy rainfall left by Storm Debby was still being felt in many parts of Quebec on Monday, but power is gradually returning to normal.

One of Canada’s two railway titans is clapping back after its workers got the green light to move ahead with a strike in just over a week.