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A company based in Concord, Ont., has been fined $125,000 after a contracted dump truck struck and killed a pedestrian near a Toronto Transit Commission

An Ontario company has been fined more than $155,000 after a pedestrian was struck and killed by a dump truck in a work zone near a bus stop in Toronto.

In a notice released Wednesday, the ministry said the incident occurred on April 15, 2021, on Finch Avenue, between Jane and Keele streets.

In a notice released Wednesday, the ministry said the incident occurred on April 15, 2021, on Finch Avenue, between Jane and Keele streets.

Driving locally will be changed forever, as the largest highway improvement project in Hunt County’s history is set to begin in the coming week.

Cambridgeshire historian John Pryke looks back on invention and discovery in Fordham.

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THE Roads Service has been accused of attempting to hold a major supermarket developer to ransom over the improvement of an important traffic…

Downer EDI has surprised investors by reporting slashed profit guidance for FY23 and revealed a shocking long-standing accounting blunder.

The City of Edmonton said its been listening to residents when it comes to snow and ice removal and announced a number of changes on Thursday to improve its program. One of the major changes this year will be in residential areas, which wont be bladed down to bare pavement. Instead, snowpack will be leveled and maintained at five centimetres which will prevent large windrows, rutting and water drainage issues.