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Global Affairs Canada said Monday it’s aware of reports that a Canadian has died after a luxury superyacht sank off Sicily during a violent storm, while Italian authorities said they continued to search for six people who remained unaccounted for.

A teenage boy is facing numerous charges after Toronto police attended a call for a person with a gun in North York over the weekend.

Brockville’s brand-new west-end elementary school is ready to welcome students when the semester begins in just two weeks, board officials confirmed Monday.   Swift Waters Elementary School, a brand-new school constructed for kindergarten to Grade 6 students on a 14.3-acre parcel of land at 556 King Street West in Brockville, is ready for when the […]

Heavy rainfall in Brantford and area over the weekend caused many roadways to flood as stormwater systems couldn’t drain the rain fast enough. The downpours were quite localized, as the nearest Environment Canada observation site to Brantford is at the Brantford Airport, where just 11 millimetres fell on Friday. 0.1 millimetres Saturday, and 3.9 millimetres […]

CTV Montreal was forced to set up a makeshift studio on Nun’s Island after a water main break caused water to flood into our building.

Postal workers staged an information picket on Monday morning in Winnipeg as they called for better and safer working conditions.

The Goods from St. Lawrence Vancouver, BC | St. Lawrence is expanding our front of house team! We have an intimate yet fierce dining room that reflects our French roots. We are hiring a restaurant professional with a minimum of five years experience in food and beverage, with at least two of those years in […]

The Goods from The Acorn Vancouver, BC | The Acorn restaurant is honoured to be partnering with Bella Wines, legends of the Naramata bench, who exclusively create sparkling wines from their incredibly modest compound overlooking Okanagan Lake. Bella is a small, family-run operation that puts integrity, heart and soul into every bottle of wine. We […]

TORONTO – Several southern Ontario communities saw more rain on Sunday and braced for still more wet weather a day after a storm soaked the region and broke at least one precipitation record. Heavy rainfall warnings from Environment Canada remained…The post Toronto area sees more rain a day after record-setting downpour appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

Daytime highs are expected to exceed normal thresholds for most of Alberta on Monday as the tail end of a ridge of high pressure acts as the main weather maker early in the day.