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Thousands of people in Montreal’s West Island have no electricity in the middle of a special weather statement due to the high temperatures.

The Chatham-Kent secondary school competitive dance team decided to take it to the next level this year and stood up well against some stiff competition.

A complimentary session to get an overview about the rate making process Join us for this complimentary webinar created for IIO members Rate making is the process of assessing adequate premium levels – but the big challenge is that premiums…The post Insurance Institute of Ontario- Member Bonus: Rate Making appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

Julie Skelton, a 35-year veteran insurance broker, will succeed retiring Insurance Brokers Association of B.C. executive director and chief operating officer Chuck Byrne when he retires on Dec. 31, 2024. “I am excited for the opportunity to focus my passion,…The post B.C. broker association names new chief executive appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

The Goods from Osteria Savio Volpe Vancouver, BC | Osteria Savio Volpe, Banda Volpi’s Italian farm-to-table destination is ready to dine al fresco on the lush, 12-seat sidewalk patio, with new dishes inspired by the bounty of British Columbia ingredients; refreshing new cocktails for warmer days; and wines made for summer sipping. Friends, family and […]

The union representing more than 11,000 TTC workers has agreed to keep Wheel-Trans service up and running even if its members walk off the job on Friday.

Multiple Tsawwassen homes or vehicles may have been targeted in an overnight crime spree, Delta police are warning residents.

Registration opens today for the City of Toronto’s summer recreation programs.

Healthcare workers rock! Just like to say thank you to all the people who helped me at the Rockyview Hospital, especially and specifically UNIT 84. Keep up the good work and the excellent care of patients. Darryl Teskey (We are always happy to share thanks. Way to go, Unit 84!) Pick up the pace If […]

It’s been 10 years since the City of Vancouver began working toward reconciliation with local First Nations. Monday, it unveiled a new strategy recognizing the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.