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British Columbia’s Opposition BC United is losing another elected member just ahead of the province’s fall election.

A heat dome continues its grip over Manitoba and northwestern Ontario on Thursday.

Police say the man allegedly barricaded the victim inside, preventing her from leaving, and then physically and sexually assaulted her to the point where she lost consciousness.

A new wildfire in B.C.’s central region has triggered an evacuation order for the northeast corner of the District of Wells.

There is a COVID-19 outbreak on the 18th floor of the Montreal General Hospital as Quebec and other jurisdictions see a rise in infections.

The Vancouver Police Department is defending the actions of an officer who was recorded taking a firefighter’s water hose and spraying two people in the head on Canada Day.

The granddaughter of billionaire businessman Frank Stronach is asking an Ontario court to order the family business to disclose any documents that might exist related to complaints of sexual misconduct against him and settlements involving complainants.

B.C.’s Supreme Court says a new rule enacted by the province’s broker regulator, which bans any licensed insurance brokers from engaging in insurance business for strata corporations that share a common ownership with the insurance brokerage, is reasonable and fair.…The post Court upholds broker regulator’s new rule on perceived conflict appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

Leave Gaza City now, Israeli military warns Palestinians in evacuation order  CBC.caUS Gaza aid pier to be permanently dismantled after operating for just 20 days  The GuardianTroubled US military pier near Gaza to be permanently removed as soon as next week, US officials say  CNNThe Latest | US-built aid pier in Gaza will reopen for a few days, then be removed permanently  The Associated PressBiden’s debate flop raises more questions about his often perplexing Gaza policy  The Times of Israel

A Supreme Court of Canada justice says he will not participate in deliberations about whether the high court will hear an appeal to Quebec’s secularism law, known as Bill 21.