British Columbia’s premier says the province will end the consumer carbon tax if the federal government removes the legal requirement to have one.
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Somali community says wiretap allegations undermine trust in Ottawa police
“We’re not walking away from this relationship because we have a vested interest in that organization being representative of the community.”
Accused killer pleads to lesser charge in Tilbury man’s death
A man originally charged with murder in the death of a Tilbury man has pleaded guilty to a lesser charge in Chatham Superior Court, court officials say.
B.C. brokerage makes local acquisition
AMC Insurance Services Ltd., based in Surry, B.C., announced it has acquired Western Associated Insurance Brokers Ltd. Acquisition of the Vancouver-based brokerage brings “a strong clientele and deep-rooted community connections” into the AMC fold, the firm says in a press…The post B.C. brokerage makes local acquisition appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
RCMP and BC Coroners Service investigating after a body was found on a Lake Country street
Tthe BC Coroners Service is investigating after a body was discovered on Sherman Drive Wednesday afternoon, but police say the death is not "criminal in nature.""Two RCMP standing next to a yellow tarp on the ground down past Peter Greer Elementary in Lake Country. They had their …
Quebec wants to force tips to be calculated before taxes
The Minister responsible for Consumer Protection, Simon Jolin-Barrette, tabled a bill on Thursday to force merchants to calculate tips on the basis of the price, excluding Quebec and Canadian sales taxes.
Suspect wanted in sexual assault of minor on city bus: Montreal police
Montreal police (SPVM) are asking for the public’s help in locating a suspect wanted for questioning in a sexual assault case against a minor on a city bus.
Canadian ‘Survivor’ champ using winnings to pursue becoming a doctor
Two years after being the second Canadian to win ‘Survivor,’ Maryanne Oketch is putting a portion of her winnings toward enrolling in medical school in London, Ont.
One person critically injured in Etobicoke ‘altercation’: police
One person has life-threatening injuries after what police are calling an “altercation” between a group of people in Etobicoke early Thursday morning.
Lawsuit filed following fights at 2022 Kelowna Steve-O show
A lawsuit has been filed following a violent night at the Kelowna Steve-O show back in October 2022, but the alleged victim of an assault has had a tough time tracking down the woman she believes hit her.The Oct. 28, 2022 comedy show at the Kelowna Community Theatre got off to a rough start, wit…