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.
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CDL – Women’s Caucus Luncheon – Richmond Hill
CDL Women’s Caucus (WC) Chair, Maura Thompson and Vice-Chair, Ashley Richards would like to invite you to the WC Annual Luncheon on September 16, in the GTA Established in 2016, the WC champions the goals of leadership, education, empowerment and…The post CDL – Women’s Caucus Luncheon – Richmond Hill appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
Council won’t declare Chatham-Kent unwilling wind farm host
Chatham-Kent councillors have rejected a motion to declare the municipality unwilling to host future wind projects.
List of road, transit closures in Toronto due to flooding
As residents are advised to avoid areas of flooding, CTV News has compiled a list of some of the ongoing road closures in Toronto.
Colleen Bready’s forecast: pleasant summer days ahead
If you weren’t a fan of the heat and humidity over many of the last several days, Tuesday will likely be more your speed.
These are BrokerLink’s latest acquisitions
Acquisition momentum continues for BrokerLink, which announced this week it has closed deals on William C. Aitken Insurance Ltd., and Louis Meier Insurance Brokers Ltd. Deals closed on June 1, 2024 and July 1, 2024 respectively. Both brokerages are in…The post These are BrokerLink’s latest acquisitions appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
Family pleads for information on hit-and-run that killed B.C. city councillor
One year after a city councillor from Merritt, B.C., was killed in a hit-and-run, her daughter has put out an emotional plea for information that could help authorities identify the driver involved.
Much-Teased ‘Annabelle’s’ is Almost Ready to Open Doors in Chinatown
Long-time Vancouver bakery and restaurant industry vet, Annabelle Choi, is finally settling down to open her own (namesake) bakery and gelato shop in the old Pazzo Chow / Say Hello Sweets space.
Mounties investigating B.C. brush fire sparked by fireworks at youth party
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.
Manitoba lawyer suspended for punching articling student in groin
A Manitoba lawyer has been temporarily suspended from practicing after admitting to punching an articling student in the groin.
