Tributes are pouring in online for the two men who died in a plane crash in Tofino, B.C. earlier this week.
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21-year-old man charged in Brampton hit-and-run that seriously injured 17-year-old boy
Police have arrested the alleged driver of the vehicle, who fled the scene after hitting a 17-year-old boy changing his tires in Brampton earlier this month.
Montreal Shakespeare company ready to hit a park near you
Repercussion Theatre’s travelling Shakespeare in the park is ready for another big production in the Montreal area.
Canucks Prospects: The underrated Kirill Kudryavtsev is ready for pro hockey – Vancouver Is Awesome
Canucks Prospects: The underrated Kirill Kudryavtsev is ready for pro hockey Vancouver Is Awesome
These Sask. businesses affected by global technology outage
A freak computer glitch caused havoc around the world, including in Saskatoon on Friday.
Victoria’s plan to better enforce daytime sheltering rule will fail, advocates say
Outreach workers say the City of Victoria shouldn’t bother developing a plan to better enforce its bylaw against daytime sheltering. They say enforcing the rule won’t work because there’s nowhere for people to go.
Vancouver police seek help finding violent offender wanted Canada-wide
Police in Vancouver are appealing to the public for help finding a man who failed to return to his halfway house this week.
Woman found dead in suitcase in Newfoundland; spouse found dead, suspected in killing
Police in St. John’s, N.L., say a woman’s body was found in a suitcase in the city’s downtown this week and her spouse — who was found dead a day prior — is suspected of killing her.
Every U.S. state has it’s version of DCPD, right?
Do your clients visit the U.S. often? If the answer’s ‘yes,’ take a review of their collision coverage because not every U.S. state has a direct compensation for property damage (DCPD) regime. “There are a number of really large insurers…The post Every U.S. state has it’s version of DCPD, right? appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
More than 250 wildfires in B.C. as hot and dry weather persists
More than 250 wildfires are burning in British Columbia as much of the province continues to bake under a heat wave that is expected to last into next week.
