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In July 2024, a U.S. court found a truck driver had crossed several lanes of traffic, causing a chain reaction that ended with the death of another truck driver who had steered into the emergency lane of the highway and…The post Protecting Canadian truckers from a tough U.S. claims environment appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

China has announced an anti-dumping investigation into Canadian canola imports in response to Canada planning to impose tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles, steel and aluminum.

As Calgary kids return to school this September, Calgary school boards are dealing with significant enrollment growth and the operational pressures that come with it.

Police on Vancouver Island say a man armed with a machete is facing multiple charges, including assault causing bodily harm, after officers were called to a crime spree in progress Monday.

Unions, workers, and volunteers alike came together at Victoria Park on Monday to enjoy a barbecue lunch and discuss the issues of our time and workers’ rights at the Labour Day barbecue.

“It’s extremely important because AI is part of just about everything every student and every teacher will be encountering in their life.”

The City of Montreal’s plan to drop the licensing requirement for tour guides is raising concerns within the industry about the potential impact on the quality and accuracy of city tours.

Rudy El Maghariki and his sister, who is visiting Canada, were among the many passengers stranded for about 10 hours on a Via Rail train bound for Quebec City.

Weather over the Labour Day weekend was perfect for thousands of people who attended the 166th annual Paris Fair. Attending the fair is a tradition for many, marking an end to the summer and the beginning of a new school year for children. Brooklyn Ward, aged 18, of Langton competed in the barrel racing event […]

The Kidney Walk is making a return to Chatham on Saturday and some women who have walked the walk are leading the way.