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At the most recent Plateau borough council meeting, a resident stepped up to the microphone to question Mayor Luc Rabouin, dumbfounded that it would cost him $666 to park his scooter.

The Barnstormers are new to Chatham-Kent, but not to each other.

A Saskatoon man says mouldings on a local hotel roof are a public risk after his nephew fell from the building on July 1. Officials say the features aren’t meant to hold weight.

An Edmonton basketball coach has been charged with sexual assault, among other charges, after a teenage girl he was coaching reported that he’d assaulted her.

Harrison Hot Springs Resort strike: Workers walk off the job  Vancouver Is AwesomeView Full Coverage on Google News

The province is looking for feedback from Manitobans on how to improve the safety of an intersection that was the site of a deadly crash last year.

Ontario’s financial services regulator has found a “significant variation” in the amount of time it takes different insurers to settle home insurance claims, partially attributable to supply chain disruptions, catastrophic events and a shortage of skilled labour.  In its inaugural…The post Why’s it taking longer to settle home insurance claims?  appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

New road waste of money Re: City of Brantford aims to solve traffic crisis, Expositor, June 24. According to an Expositor quote, the current mayor of Brantford says, “The only route Shellard Lane people in West Brant have to employment lands in the Oak Park/403 area is across the Lorne Bridge and up Brant Avenue.” […]

An independent report into the 2022 Rogers outage says the company lacked several protections and redundancies that could have either prevented the outage or ended it sooner.