When Shanicka “Shak” Edwards first moved to Innisfill from Toronto, it was a difficult adjustment. “My family was the only Black family in the community. So, I struggled finding spaces
A group representing landlords in Nova Scotia says the province’s already-strained rental supply will decrease further if fixed-term leases are restricted or eliminated. The Investment Property Owners Association of Nova
By Rebecca Lau Global News Posted February 9, 2024 7:45 pm 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size Dozens of residents have been evacuated from a
A failed furnace in the middle of a cold snap set one Alberta family on the path to making their home net zero. And it could also win them a
A New Zealand man who’s running across Canada to raise money to help children with cancer is nearing the end of his incredible journey. Jon Nabbs began his solo cross-country
A goal to work together on matters of mutual interest and establish health relationships was made manifest as officials from six different municipalities met at Red Crow Community College in
Lane and April Martin are business owners in Kelowna. However, these days, they’ve made it their business to raise money for a worthwhile cause. “I thought we would jump right
Affordable housing is few and far between in Winnipeg, and often called “a crisis.” It’s an issue Mayor Scott Gillingham said he is looking to fast-track in his annual State
A Surrey, B.C., city councillor says she is opposed to plans to turn a local pet cemetery into a housing development. The plot of land in Newton, at 147 A
WARNING: This story deals with disturbing subject matter that may upset and trigger some readers. Discretion is advised. Indigenous child welfare advocates in B.C. are celebrating a “huge win” in