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Large U.S. storm system estimated to cost $2-$5 billion: EQECAT
Insured property losses are expected to range from $2 to $5 billion for a storm system that moved across central United States from May 18 to May 20, according to EQECAT.
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Cargo theft on the rise in Canada, U.S.: report
Cargo theft is on the rise in Canada, although the United States remains one of the countries most at risk for that crime, according to a recent report from FreightWatch International.
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New York area transit agencies get $3.7 billion in new Sandy recovery funds
Public transit systems in the northeastern United States that were damaged and flooded by the storm resulting from Hurricane Sandy will get a total of $5.7 billion in federal disaster relief funds to recover from the storm and to better prepare...
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New Brunswick makes changes to off-road vehicle legislation
The New Brunswick government has proposed changes to the Off-Road Vehicle Act in the province, aimed mainly at improving safety.
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Environment Canada urges Canadians to prepare for active hurricane season this year
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Scottie's tissue manufacturer appeals to Supreme Court in quest to pursue subrogated claim over warehouse fire
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New Brunswick government proposes consolidated financial services commission
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NOAA forecasts 'active or extremely active' 2013 Atlantic hurricane season
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Ontario brokers urge young drivers to stay sober this summer, as impaired driving incidents increase
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Washington, D.C., Virginia Beach risky road trip destinations based on crash data
5/23/2013 | Full Story
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