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A man had to be airlifted to safety after being stranded on a “small island” in Etobicoke Creek Tuesday afternoon.

Prairie Dog Central Railway needs your help to get one of its biggest attractions back on track for next year.

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TORONTO – A major highway, several thoroughfares and a key transit hub were flooded in Toronto on Tuesday afternoon after torrential rain hit the city, while power outages were reported in multiple areas. Toronto police said part of the Don…The post Flooding on DVP as torrential rain hits Toronto area appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

TORONTO, ON, JULY 16, 2024/insPRESS/ – In 2018, CSIO responded to the growing demand for a seamless way for insurers and brokers to transmit eSlips (proof of auto insurance) to their customers’ digital wallets by launching My Proof of Insurance…The post CSIO’s My Proof of Insurance (MPOI) – Enhanced Features Now Available appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

A three-decade-old tradition will bring hockey’s top prize to the province in July as Six Nations pays tribute to NHL defenceman Brandon Montour.

Mounties on Vancouver Island are investigating a brush fire that scorched a large swath of a popular seaside park in Nanaimo, saying upwards of 150 young people were partying in the park when the blaze began.

Local politicians braved heavy rain on Monday to officially reopen the D’Aubigny Creek and Lorne Bridge trails.  The trails had been closed for renovations to improve safety and accessibility.  “I am extremely pleased to see the D’Aubigny Creek and Lorne Bridge trails reopen to provide more opportunities for residents and visitors to stay active and […]

B.C. firefighters are getting a helping hand from Australia and New Zealand in their battle against wildfires in the province.

Canadian grocery company Empire is expanding its partnership with a Montreal-based app dedicated to mitigating food waste.