Canada’s energy sector as well as the country’s main oil-producing province celebrated Wednesday as the long-awaited $34-billion Trans Mountain pipeline expansion officially came online.
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Insurers respond to Alberta’s auto reform reports
Canada’s national insurer association has expressed deep concern about an Alberta government-commissioned Oliver Wyman report, which touts public auto insurance as the reform option leading to the lowest premiums for Albertans. One expert says the Oliver Wyman report can’t…The post Insurers respond to Alberta’s auto reform reports appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
Dental care program starts accepting claims for 1 million seniors
The first seniors to register with the new federal dental care plan can now start submitting claims.
Demand for lower-priced listings driving up Calgary home prices, sales
Calgary real estate prices continued to rise in April, as demand for more affordable, higher-density properties remained high.
Former CFL player, executive Lyle Bauer dead at age 65
Lyle Bauer, a former CFL player and executive, has died. He was 65.
Ottawa ‘urgently’ waiting for info from B.C. before deciding on drug criminalization
Mental Health and Addictions Minister Ya’ara Saks says the decision about whether to recriminalize drug use in British Columbia needs to be made urgently, but she’s still waiting for more information from the province before making a call.
Fire crews knock down blaze in Ogden building
About a dozen emergency vehicles responded to the scene of an early morning fire at a building in Ogden.
Oilers look to get back on the attack with chance to eliminate Kings in Game 5
The Edmonton Oilers have made the case they can rely on their defending to win games.
Abdulla: To mark National Doctors’ Day, let’s improve our beleaguered healthcare system
We are the healthcare system, all of us, together. We can make it better once we convince politicians and policy-makers to step out of the way.
Will an ‘out of sight, out of mind’ cellphone policy make a difference in Ontario schools?
Ontario’s cellphone ban in schools has been met with mixed reaction, with some teachers concerned about constant policing of kids and experts applauding the change as necessary for student learning.
