Homicide investigators have been called in after two women fell to their deaths from an apartment building balcony in North Vancouver early Tuesday morning.
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Who’s on the hook for flood damage after water main breaks?
City water mains are giving out right as Canadians are facing multiple flooding catastrophes, prompting insurers to call for a revamp of basic infrastructure to withstand modern-day storms. For Canadian property and casualty insurers, bolstering ailing water infrastructure is part…The post Who’s on the hook for flood damage after water main breaks? appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
Get Pumped for the First Official Design Vancouver Festival, This September
Mark your calendars: the former Vancouver Design Week (2014-2019) has been flipped on its head, and is ready to return even better than before, this September 19-29, 2024.
Rail strike would affect more than 32,000 commuters in Canada’s three biggest cities
More than 32,000 rail commuters across the country will have to find new routes to work if there is a work stoppage at Canadian Pacific Kansas City Ltd. this week.
Canadian ambassador builds connections at Democratic convention
Canada’s ambassador to the United States says she’s telling Americans about the important relationship between the neighbours as Democrats develop their foreign policy and build unity behind Vice-President Kamala Harris at the party’s national convention.
NDP hopes housing will resonate with voters in St. John’s by-election
Provincial NDP arms political newcomer Nicole Boland with party housing plan ahead of Waterford Valley vote
Canada’s assisted-dying law faces constitutional fight for excluding mental disorder
A man who says he suffers from chronic and worsening mental health issues is among those launching a court challenge of the federal government’s assisted dying law, which excludes people suffering solely from a mental disorder.
Potential strike looms as Air Canada pilots negotiate new contract
The union representing Air Canada pilots says job action could happen next month if a new collective agreement isn’t reached.
‘Proud of the film’: Manitoba filmmaker’s movie still finding audiences
A Winnipeg filmmaker said his film about a Manitoba tradition still finds audiences.
Our Kenyan Kids marks 20 years, honours founder
A home-grown charity helping kids in Africa marked two decades on the weekend and honoured its late founder. Our Kenyan Kids celebrated 20 years of supporting education and training and providing humanitarian aid to children and youth affected by poverty and/or HIV/AIDS in Kenya at Wall Street United Church on Sunday afternoon, from 2 to […]