As Calgary enters its twelfth day of a water crisis caused by a massive water main break, some experts say this should be a wake-up call for other cities across the country.
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Shakespeare Festival returns with a very Canadian concern
The St. Lawrence Shakespeare Festival returns under new management, with a very Canadian idea behind the Bard’s complex play. The husband-and-wife team of Julia Nish-Lapidus and James Wallis, known for Toronto indie theatre’s Shakespeare BASH’d, as well as multiple seasons at the Stratford Festival, have taken over the reins of the St. Lawrence Shakespeare Festival, […]
Two ribbon-cutting ceremonies planned in TLTI this week
The Township of Leeds and the Thousand Islands is gearing up for two ribbon-cutting ceremonies this week. On Wednesday at 4 p.m., TLTI staff, officials, along with local dignitaries, Kehoe Marine Construction, and Greer Galloway Consulting Engineers will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Ivy Lea Wharf, to introduce the newly designed facility. The wharf had reached […]
More than 14,000 speeding tickets issued in Winnipeg construction zone
Winnipeg police have caught a significant number of drivers speeding through a construction zone since they took over enforcement earlier this year.
Man stabbed at Northgate Centre
A 19-year-old man was stabbed and pepper sprayed at Edmonton’s Northgate Centre, police say.
How brokers can encourage adequate coverage for incensed clients
To protect their clients’ best interests, brokers may suggest more comprehensive coverage, even if it comes at a higher cost. But expect clients to see things through a different lens — price point. Conversations between brokers and their clients can…The post How brokers can encourage adequate coverage for incensed clients appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
One person critically injured in three-vehicle collision in Thornhill
One person is in critical condition following a three-vehicle collision involving a large truck in York Region.
Hydro bringing in additional crews to help restore power in western Manitoba
Manitoba Hydro says it is bringing in additional crews to restore power to western parts of the province after it was pummelled by a storm over the weekend.
