A man has been seriously injured in a shooting in Mississauga.
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‘Nothing will move’: Concern over rail strike reaches fever pitch in commodity-driven Saskatchewan
Concern over a potential rail strike is hitting a fever pitch in Saskatchewan.
New study claims hospital staffing crisis will get worse
The report says Ontario ranks near the bottom in Canada in key healthcare funding measures
CRTC ruling could bring more choices, lower prices for Internet to Manitoba: advocates
Experts and advocates say more choices and lower prices for Internet could be on the way for Manitobans thanks to a new ruling aimed to boost competition.
Emergency crews working to free man trapped in trench in Etobicoke
A construction worker has been trapped in a trench in Etobicoke, and crews are attempting to rescue him, Toronto Fire Services (TFS) says.
Why insurers auto repair costs are still going up
Labour rates have become a main driver in auto repair expenses for insurers. That’s atop the still-increasing parts and vehicle complexity, finds a 2024 trend report by Enlyte and its subsidiary claims software and tech company, Mitchell. Insurers are…The post Why insurers auto repair costs are still going up appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
B.C. Realtor suspended, fined $16K misrepresenting assignment sale commissions
A Realtor and his personal real estate corporation have had their licences suspended for six months and been ordered to pay $16,000 to the BC Financial Services Authority over misconduct that occurred eight years ago.
Banff mayor says reducing vehicles necessary after town votes no to pedestrian zone
The mayor of Banff, Alta., says the town plans to find ways to reduce vehicle traffic after residents voted in favour of removing a pedestrian zone in the downtown.
Missing hiker, 24, found dead in Kananaskis Country
A 24-year-old hiker who went missing was found dead in Kananaskis Country on Monday.
Rail companies start to halt certain shipments as lockout threat looms
The country’s two main railways are starting to block shipments ahead of a possible strike or lockout next week.
