

Supreme Court Rules: Insurance Policy Does Not Entitle Family to Extra Rebuilding Costs
Canadian Supreme Court Adapted by Dan Bronskill from a report by The Canadian Press was first published Jan. 30, 2026. Jim Bronskill, The Canadian Press A significant decision from the Supreme Court of Canada has clarified what homeowners can — and cannot — expect from their insurance policies when rebuilding after a disaster. On January 30, 2026 , the Court ruled that an Ottawa River family is not entitled to additional rebuilding costs beyond a $10,000 limit, despite hav


The Battle Over Gravel: Cavanagh Construction's Rezone Fight in Lanark Highlands
The quiet rural landscape of Lanark Highlands has become the centre of a heated dispute. Cavanagh Construction, a company known for its work in infrastructure and development, has applied to rezone land for a gravel pit. This move has sparked a fierce debate among residents, environmental groups, and local officials. The fight over this rezoning application reveals deeper tensions about land use, environmental protection, and community values in Lanark Highlands. Gravel pit









