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The British Columbia government has suspended another trucking company from operating in the province after one of its vehicles struck an overpass in Metro Vancouver on Tuesday.

A New York woman, 71, was critically injured in a bicycle crash in Harwich township Tuesday. Chatham-Kent police say.

If it feels like there are more mosquitoes this year, it’s because there are, according to the City of Saskatoon’s entomologist.

First responders say it took nearly 12 hours to rescue more than 100 residents from a flooded Mississauga, Ont., long-term care home after torrential rain pummelled the Greater Toronto Area on Tuesday.

Two people have died after being sickened with listeriosis, as part of a wider set of cases linked to plant-based beverages that prompted a recall.

The Alberta government says 47 new wildfires started in the past 24 hours.

British Columbia’s wildfire service says it’s on the lookout for a surge in wildfire activity as thunderstorms and winds are forecast to join record-setting heat.

A massive rainstorm which flooded roads, basements and businesses in the city Tuesday is raising questions about Toronto’s preparedness when it comes to major weather events.

An expert panel on Quebec auto insurance welcomes a proposed recommendation to introduce four new, streamlined categories of commercial vehicles in the province. “The panel…welcomes SAAQ’s efforts to refine its method of calculating the insurance contributions for commercial vehicles so…The post Province proposes changes to commercial auto insurance appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

Mounties who patrol B.C.’s highways are urging drivers in the province to slow down amid a “tragic trend” of recent, fatal crashes.