Author: psheffield

Environmental risk is uppermost in the minds of Canadian commercial property underwriters these days. They’re asking more questions about clients’ preparedness for smoke damage, evacuation procedures, and preventing flood damage at their businesses.The post Where there’s fire, there’s smoke appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

Some who call Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley home are keeping a close eye on an out-of-control wildfire to see if an evacuation order will be expanded in the area.

Torrin Vaselenak tried to escape, but the Chatham-Kent Barnstormers chased him down like they did to the Hamilton Cardinals.

Pixar Alum Rodrigo Blaas Unveils Feature Project ‘Duende’  Cartoon Brew

A Kelowna mom and realtor is making a big impact across the globe.Steph Ostash, of TJ & STEPH Real Estate Group, has raised over $20,000 in under five days to support Beautiful Gate Lesotho, an orphanage in Southern Africa that cares for abandoned and vulnerable children.For Steph, this …

With a nearly $1.4 million provincial investment, the Chatham-Kent Ontario Health Team hopes to ensure greater access to primary care.

NASA spacecraft snaps photo of Earth from across the solar system  MashableNASA’s Psyche Captures Images of Earth, Moon  NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) (.gov)Pia26569 Nasas Psyche Images Earth And Moon  NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) (.gov)

Cory Hyde was living at Step Place, a 60-unit transitional housing development that supports people experiencing homelessness, when he became ill.

Regulator confirms iPro co-founders took millions from trust account, but says they will not be charged  Toronto Star2.4K Ontario real estate agents out of work after agency ordered to close  Global NewsOntario brokerage collapse raises questions about oversight  The Globe and MailWatchdog to investigate ‘potential improprieties’ in accounts belonging to GTA real estate brokerage  CTV NewsPolice aware of millions of lost funds connected to Ontario-based real estate brokerage  INsauga

One of Saskatchewan’s biggest summer storms rolled through central Saskatchewan Wednesday night leaving behind a trail of destruction.