The Goods from Fanny Bay Oyster Bar & Shellfish Market Vancouver, BC | MICHELIN Guide-recommended Fanny Bay Oyster Bar & Shellfish Market is introducing new Executive Chef Alex Guido and a seasonally inspired food and cocktail menu starting Thursday, October 17th at the downtown seafood hotspot (762 Cambie Street). Guido joins the back-of-house family just […]
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Driving a rental? What your insurance clients need to know
When insurers deny damage or liability coverage to drivers who crash their rental cars, trucks or vans, people may assume it’s because of unidentified gaps in their personal auto insurance, which may or may not cover rentals, depending on the…The post Driving a rental? What your insurance clients need to know appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
Driver charged in deadly 8-car crash in Milton, Ont.
Police say a 35-year-old driver has been charged in connection with a deadly multi-vehicle car crash in Milton, Ont. last month.
Literary festival seeks to ignite imaginations in Calgary
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More Quebecers turning to private health care: poll
More and more Quebecers are turning to the private health-care network for care, according to a survey published Tuesday in the Journal de Quebec.
TSX down as energy stocks slide; inflation data boosts rate cut bets – Yahoo Canada Finance
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The heat continues with daytime highs in the low 20s to start the week
The weather over the Thanksgiving weekend was unusually warm with highs on Monday in Alberta in the low to mid-20s in many communities.
Kelowna doctor who wrote joke book for charity now has prostate cancer; laughter has helped him
A Kelowna doctor who wrote and self-released a joke book to help raise money for the KGH Foundation now says he did it in part to help heal himself.Dr. David Goldberg tells Castanet he was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2023 and at that point, he became the patient and put himself in other do…
One critically injured after incident in Scarborough: paramedics
One person was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries following an incident in Scarborough early Tuesday morning, paramedics say.
Support for B.C. Conservatives slips after leaders’ debate: poll
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