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Business · AlbertaThe Alberta Energy Regulator has fined a company $456,000 for submitting false or misleading information in its applications for reclamation approval. In a decision published Friday, the regulator says CEPro Energy and Environmental Services submitted five certificate applications in 2023 that were incomplete, while two contained false or misleading information. The decision doesn’t specify what information was falsified but says providing misleading information is a major contravention of provincial law.See the Story
Alberta Energy Regulator Fines Company $456K for Providing Misleading, False Information
86% Left coverage: 21 sources
Police · MontrealMontreal police say they have arrested five people this week related to a number of recent distraction thefts involving seniors, the latest in a rash of similar incidents that have prompted warnings from police forces across the country. The issue has gained prominence in recent months, with police departments in cities like Vancouver, Calgary, Ottawa and throughout the Toronto area warning citizens about the practice earlier this year. Montreal police issued a statement on Friday saying three men aged 34, 39 and 45 and two women aged 36 and 37 were arrested last Tuesday and Wednesday. Three of the accused appeared on charges of theft of less than $5,000, while the other two were released with conditions and will appear at a later date.See the Story
Montreal police arrest five in distraction theft probe targeting seniors, jewelry
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Canada Post · CanadaConcerns over Canada Post ending door-to-door mail delivery come after a recent Industrial Inquiry Commission report recommended phasing out the service and replacing it with community mailboxes. The report says declining mail volume has made door delivery financially unsustainable. About 25 per cent of Canadian addresses, or roughly four million homes in older neighbourhoods, continue to receive mail at their doors.See the Story
'Not Good': Concerns Revived over Recommendation to End Door-to-Door Mail Delivery
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