Opposition parties say government owes it to Nova Scotians to be more transparent on its progress in implementing recommendations from an inquiry into a former soldier who killed his family
Toronto’s condo market is likely to recover “slowly,” a new report by Urbanation shows, after it saw new sales hit a 35-year low even as buyers are starting to come
Some south Edmonton homeowners opposed to large-scale infill development are taking legal action after failing to change city policy through political channels. Residents in the Duggan neighbourhood are placing a
Kelowna, B.C.’s waterfront is still quiet, but it won’t be long before visitors return. This year, tourism operators are hoping the province’s move to loosen short-term rental restrictions will translate
The city’s long-term plans for the Edmonton Exhibition Lands is being sent back for a second look after concerns were raised about the future of the Expo Centre and its
Calgary city council has rejected a request to allow for a charter school in an industrial park in the city’s northeast. The Rocky Mountain Charter School Foundation had applied to
By Staff The Canadian Press Posted April 21, 2026 6:06 pm 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size The City of Greater Sudbury has declared a
Former Canadian diplomat Michael Kovrig is sounding the alarm about Canada seeking deeper trade ties with China in the face of growing tensions and uncertainty with the U.S., warning the
By Felicia Parrillo Global News Posted April 21, 2026 4:22 pm 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size Advocates are sounding the alarm over violence against
When the new members of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s council on Canada-U.S. trade convenes next week, Canada-China economic relations — and the agreement Canada made to give Chinese electric vehicle