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Vancouver’s CRAB Park: Less than half the residents remain following cleanup
One week after Vancouver’s Park Board completed it’s cleanup of the city’s only legal homeless encampment, the number of people living there has dwindled.
Hate Crimes unit investigating after Pride flag torn down and trashed in downtown Edmonton
Police are looking for a group of people who are being investigated for a potential hate crime.
One person taken to hospital following downtown Toronto stabbing
One person has been stabbed in downtown Toronto, police say.
How cloud services can speed up the P&C industry
Cloud-based services can serve as a much-needed speed accelerator to the Canadian P&C insurance industry, eliminating friction and digitizing the customer experience, speakers said Thursday at the 2024 CIP Society Symposium in downtown Toronto. “I personally think the biggest threat…The post How cloud services can speed up the P&C industry appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
Province to name Santé Québec head by end of April
It is now only a matter of weeks before the first president and chief executive officer (CEO) of Santé Québec is appointed, Health Minister Christian Dubé confirmed on Friday morning.
Local roundup: Jr. Hawks win qualifiers; Barnstormers add arm; Lancers take tournament
The Chatham-Kent Golden Hawks won two finals at the LKSSAA South junior badminton tournament Thursday.
Flight leaving Toronto airport forced to abort takeoff due to nearby landing plane
A flight leaving Toronto Pearson International Airport was forced to abort its takeoff after another plane diverted its landing to a nearby runway.
Is it finally time to say ‘no’ to NATO?
What benefit does the average Canadian gain by having billions of dollars go towards an organization that dismantles peace efforts and promotes war and conflict in all corners of the globe?
B.C. tables anti-racism legislation, promises to hold public bodies accountable
The British Columbia government tabled legislation Thursday that’s designed to hold public bodies accountable for addressing systemic racism in policy and programs, the province’s attorney general said.
