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Chatham-Kent Police Service officials allege: A 51-year-old London man has been charged with trespassing after a disturbance at a business on Talbot Road in Raleigh Township on Tuesday. Chatham-Kent police responded at approximately 9:53 p.m. The investigation revealed the man had attended the property where he had previously been contracted to work. After a dispute, he was directed to leave but remained on the property.

Summer flooding and wildfires pushed Intact's third-quarter cat losses to about $660 million, and its CEO says the events reinforce firm market conditions Two of Canada's largest property and casualty insurers have flagged heavy third-quarter catastrophe losses after a summer of flooding, storms and wildfires. Intact Financial and Definity Financial together expect about $850 million in cat losses, net of reinsurance.

CatIQ's 90-day figure shows residential claims driving the latest increase, with most of the personal property loss concentrated in Nepean and southwest Ottawa. Insured losses from the severe thunderstorms that hit southern Ontario and southern Quebec from June 30 to July 3 have risen to $491 million, according to the latest estimate from Catastrophe Indices and Quantification Inc. (CatIQ).

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The Downtown Vernon Association (DVA) is looking to clean up city streets and storefronts to the tune of up to $200,000. The DVA is launching a coordinated investment to enhance, secure and improve downtown Vernon, led by a new Façade Improvement Program for downtown businesses and property owners.

Questions linger over Edmonton infill after special city council meeting Edmonton mayor calls for tools to curb excessive speeding after fatal motorcycle crash

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Downtown Prince George is encouraging downtown businesses to report criminal activity and consider pressing charges where appropriate, as it continues advocacy work and supporting affected businesses. The call to action comes after a recent case involving a downtown P. G. member who pressed charges against an individual for graffiti at their business.

On Nov. 5, officials gathered to open the new 8,000-sq.-ft. Moen Waste Transfer Facility in Rockdale, Ill. It is the region's first independent, locally-owned and operated transfer facility. The station is necessary as growth is expected in Will, Grundy and Lasalle counties. One of the stars of the grand opening is a brand new Volvo L120H wheel loader. This machine was purchased by the new facility owners, Jay, Dale and Don Ipema, from Alta Equipment Co.

K’ómoks Economic Development Corporation (KEDC) announces the purchase of 40 Knots Winery & Events Centre, a destination winery and vineyard located in the agricultural heart of Comox Valley. KEDC is the business and economic development organization for the K’ómoks First Nation (KFN). The KEDC says this acquisition represents a significant achievement in the corporations’s growth strategy and further strengthens its position within the tourism and hospitality sector.

Downtown Victoria is a welcoming place, with friendly customers, says Lucas Fourrier, co-owner and chef of Le Croissant Chaud. The city itself is lauding the vibrancy shops such as the patisserie bring, and celebrates the entrepreneurs who continue to invest in the heart of our Victoria by proclaiming Small Business Month.

''Sam was born in Sicily in 1954, the youngest of five children. His family moved to Canada when he was an infant and he grew up and went to school in east end Toronto," he writes.''He was a wild child and had lots of hair raising adventures he would love to tell us about. It’s no wonder he gravitated to rock and roll early. His first band while still in school was called Hokey Wolf. When he was 16 he quit school and joined his older friends Tony Vincent and Kevin Mulleady in the three piece rock band The Markeys.. For the next 5 or 6 years they played 5 or 6 nights a week, 5 or 6 sets a night in the gruelling Ontario band circuit, going as far north as Sioux Lookout and as far west as Winnipeg where I’m told they opened for Edward Bear. He actually saw those places with chicken wire in front of the stage.advertisement''They played a heavy mix of British blues featuring songs by the Who, the Yardbirds and the Animals. With so many hours and miles under their belts, Sam and Tony became the premier rock rhythm section around. They developed a kind of musical ESP such that each knew instinctively what the other was going to do.