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Commuters traveling through Winnipeg’s most iconic intersection could see traffic delays begin next week as work to reopen the intersection to pedestrians gets underway.

A rogue deer that wandered into Richmond, B.C., and was hounded by canines in a local dog park has been rescued and returned safely to its natural habitat.

By: Shreya Patel, Communications, CSIO TORONTO, ON, OCTOBER 11, 2024/insPRESS/ – We’ve all had that experience of receiving an email or text that doesn’t feel right. But sometimes, we may not immediately see the signs that we are about to…The post Learn How to be Cybersmart – Introducing CSIO’s Cybersecurity Education Program appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

 In the Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, two adolescents from each of 12 poverty-stricken districts are selected to compete in an annual, televised deadly pageant. Canadian P&C insurance brokers liken the plot of the Hunger Games to the fierce competition…The post Behind the ‘Battle Royale’ for D&O and cyber accounts appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

November Broker Bash Join us on Thursday, November 7 at Haven Kitchen + Bar as we celebrate Broker Bash, the networking event for the insurance industry. All industry professionals are welcome. When Thursday, November 7 4:30 PM Where Haven Kitchen + Bar 19664 64…The post November Broker Bash – Langley appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

Justin Trudeau reiterated Canada’s call for a ceasefire in Lebanon and in Gaza when he spoke with reporters at the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Summit in Laos.

Over 100 homeowners attended a Pierrefonds-Roxboro meeting on Thursday night to learn more about the proposed flood maps for their Montreal borough. They are not confident the maps are accurate or fair.

Calgary police say unprovoked stranger attacks like a violent assault that took place Tuesday night on Penbrooke Meadows are rare but have a chilling effect.

Whether you’re running in the Turkey Trot or managed to score tickets to the opening weekend of the Stanley Park Ghost Train, there’s lots going on in Metro Vancouver this Thanksgiving weekend, including activities that – unlike those two – haven’t sold out yet.

The performance blends classical ballet with neoclassical and flamenco, highlighting its four principal ballet dancers who are ushering in a new era for the expanding company.