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More than three years after her son’s death, Suzanne Chemaganish still can’t understand how he could have been allowed to die in the cold outside a homeless shelter in a big city like Montreal.

Calgary’s first office-to-residential building conversion project under the city’s incentive program has opened to residents, providing some more options for renters in the downtown core.

 The World Health Organization (WHO) confirmed on Wednesday the first laboratory-confirmed fatal human case of avian influenza A(H5N2) in Mexico.

Maybe it was wildly over-optimistic, call the early evaluation crazy, but, not so long ago, Erik Brannstrom was talked about by some as being the “next Erik Karlsson.” Let that sink in … the “next Erik Karlsson.” The Ottawa Senators and their fans are still waiting. Brannstrom, who will become a restricted free agent July […]

Ontario’s fiscal watchdog says there are more than 70,000 children seeking support through the Ontario Autism Program, but fewer than 15,000 are getting funding for core therapy.

Nearly six in 10 Canadian drivers of connected vehicles worry about data privacy, according to a new survey conducted by Leger on behalf of rate aggregator RatesDotCa. Vehicles are becoming increasingly connected through telematics, apps, microphones, cameras, sensors and more.…The post Connected vehicles: Are clients concerned about data privacy? appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

The driver who struck and killed a seven-year-old Ukrainian refugee in 2022 has been sentenced to 12 months to be served in the community followed by a year of probation.

If you’ve been waiting for a prolonged stretch of sunny and warm weather, you’ll love this forecast for the rest of the week.

Ride-sharing and taxi companies say they are putting plans in place to prepare for what could be a massive influx in customers later this week if thousands of TTC employees walk off the job on Friday.

Quebec says it wants pharmacies to be a one-stop shop for people with health concerns.