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A third suspect has been arrested in the shooting death of an 18-year-old man in Toronto’s west end last February.

An Airdrie RCMP officer has been charged in relation to a March incident where a man was assaulted outside a northwest Calgary apartment.

The Ontario Provincial Police is reminding drivers to clear their vehicles of snow before they hit the roads after pulling over and charging a driver for failing to do so.

A Brampton boxing gym owner is facing more than four dozen charges after he allegedly sexually assaulted multiple youths over the course of two decades.

Whether you have been to a hospital recently, or read about healthcare in the news, you likely understand the current staffing levels. Never before have hospitals been called upon to consistently provide so much care for so many patients and their families. “The Brant Community Healthcare System Volunteer Association supplements our physicians and staff at […]

Supporting an industry-wide effort to bring new talent into the Canadian property and casualty industry, the Insurance Institute of Canada today introduced its ‘Accelerated Competence Series,’ a program of five new learning modules for industry hires. “The Accelerated Competence Series…The post Institute launches new phase of industry-wide recruitment initiative appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

An Ontario resident said she got a ‘bit of shock’ when she opened up a piece of mail from the City of Toronto last month, informing her that she owed more than $2,500 in taxes for the ‘vacant’ Scarborough condo where she currently resides.

Police in New Westminster are asking for the public’s help after four large steel storage boxes full of youth teams’ soccer gear were stolen from local fields last month.

Ottawa and area is digging out from the one of the winter’s biggest storms Thursday, with about 11 cm of snow and 15 mm of rain deposiuted since Wednesday afternoon. Police have urged caution for the morning commute, with most roads continue to be slippery. The storm has left a layer of heavy, wet snow […]

There are more than a quarter of a million homes without power across Quebec as snow continues to blanket the province.