The New Brunswick government decided a falling-down bridge in Riverview should be demolished a year and a half before the ...

The owner of Sault Ste. Marie Duty Free is lamenting the “tariff war,” which he said has had a devastating impact on business ...

The chief of Oneida Nation of The Thames says the Ontario government has overstepped treaty obligations by passing ...

As the Ontario government moves to bring police officers back into the province's classrooms, two local police services are ...

Nova Scotia’s farming industry hasn’t turned a profit in nearly a decade, and last year lost more than $41 million.

Although the N.S. government says municipalities can bring in coastal bylaws to protect land and buildings, they don't have ...

The First Nations group L'nuey and Parks Canada are looking for board members to help co-manage P.E.I.'s protected lands and historic sites, taking the next step on an agreement they have spent years ...

The Fredericton Police Force plans to have eyes on two Fredericton high schools with the installation of four new security cameras.

A former member of the London Transit Commission is suing city hall for wrongful dismissal two months after politicians decided to take over the board that oversees the public transit system.

His new school is based at the local Pentecostal church, but it doesn't follow the same curriculum as the province's public ...

When Jerome and Holly McGrath hit the road, they’re sure to bring guests along for the ride — hundreds or even thousands of them. Holly and Jerome have been touring Newfoundland and Labrador with a ...