Author: sdaddario

It didn’t take long for the organizers of an expanded version of Chatham’s Punk Rock Flea Market to realize it was going to be a success. “We had a line up when we opened (Saturday),” said market co-founder Adam Kearney, who gives some credit to the fact early customers received a gift bag. “It was […]

A man was killed in a fire in a residential garage in Chibougamau, in Quebec’s north. Police have ruled out a criminal element.

A woman has died following a shooting that happened in Toronto early Saturday morning, according to police.

Justice Marie-Josee Hogue said her final report will examine party nominations in detail after concerns about lack of independent oversight, “chaotic” contests.

The heat continues through Mother’s Day weekend.

Tickets are still available for ‘Messi Mania’ in Montreal — if you’re willing to pay up. Montreal hosts Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami CF in Major League Soccer action Saturday at Stade Saputo as the global icon makes his first professional trip to Canada.

Kelowna drivers may have felt this week that traffic was flowing a lot slower on the Highway 97 corridor through the city.Morning commuters over the Bennett Bridge reported delays of around 30 minutes, despite a lack of crashes, reminiscent of the peak of tourist season.It might be the traff…

Canada’s largest insurer is calling the actuarial analysis contained in an Alberta government-commissioned report on auto reform “deeply flawed,” bringing it in line with concerns raised by Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC).  The Oliver Wyman actuarial report concluded a British…The post Intact weighs in on Alberta auto reform appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

Ontario’s police watchdog has determined there are no reasonable grounds to believe an officer committed a criminal offence when he shot his gun in the direction of a driver at a Brantford gas station in January.  A report issued by the Special Investigations Unit on Friday said a Brantford Police Service officer saw an idling […]

Temperatures broke the 20-degree mark on Thursday and should break the 25-degree mark this afternoon in Edmonton.