Canada’s property and casualty insurance industry is bracing for the potential impact of a prolonged trade war between Canada and the United States, although most sources say it’s too early to tell if that could happen, given the fluid nature…The post How a trade war could prolong hard market conditions appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
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Tourism North Bay wants people to have a ‘Taste of the Bay’
Some North Bay restaurants are joining forces to better promote the city’s food and drink scene
Is a recession inevitable? Why tariffs pose worst ‘trade shock’ since 1930s
A new report said Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canada pose the worst trade shock since the 1930s, with a recession in the Canadian economy on the horizon.
Brantford gets provincial funding to support affordable housing project
The city is getting $865,398 in provincial funding to expand its shelter system and support an affordable housing project. The bulk of the funding – $500,000 — will be used to support a 24-unit affordable housing project at 32 Bridge Street led by Jaycee Brantford Non-Profit Homes Corp. “This is great news for the city […]
Trudeau and Trump set to talk amid Canada-U.S. trade war
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to speak with President Donald Trump Monday as Canada’s leaders scramble to prepare for a trade war with the United States.
James Igloliorte returns as co-commissioner of Innu child welfare inquiry
The retired Inuk provincial judge resigned in July 2024 citing personal reasons
Chills and thrills on the opening weekend of Winterlude
“It is cold, but this is great. The ice is the best it’s been in a long time. We’re loving it.”
Taliban have no legal right to multibillion dollar Afghan fund: US watchdog
The U.S. remains the largest donor to Afghanistan, but the special inspector’s report said a lot of the money is taxed or diverted.
Delayed start for east-end LRT service scheduled for Feb. 9
The Confederation Line between Tunney’s Pasture and Blair stations will not launch until 11 a.m. that day.
B.C. man ordered to pay damages for smashing Smart car window during road rage incident
A man who smashed the window of a woman’s Smart car during a road rage incident with a former co-worker has been ordered to pay $1,245 in damages by the B.C. Civil Resolution Tribunal.
