This remote community of about 100 is caught in the Canada-U.S. trade war
The 100 or so year-round residents of Northwest Angle, Minn., are closely watching the Canada-U.S. trade war and threats of annexation. Outside of Alaska, it’s the only part of the United States ...
In Halifax riding, NDP hopes to fend off Liberals, Conservatives to reclaim familiar seat
A trade war with the United States and questions over Canadian sovereignty have reshaped voting intentions dramatically over ...
A Halifax centre to help intoxicated people is ready to go. But no one will rent to them
The stabilization centre is jointly funded by the Halifax municipality and the provincial government, and will give people ...
City of Thunder Bay proposes new site for temporary shelter village
Thunder Bay city administration is proposing a new site for a temporary shelter village, which would provide stability and ...
Rogers, NHL have agreed to another broadcast deal. What will that mean for how you watch the game?
An $11-billion exclusive deal between Rogers and the NHL announced today gives the telecommunications company the rights to ...
Innu-aimun concert promotes language, culture of Sheshatshiu Innu
Innu Nteimun Music Festival organizers are hoping to inspire language resilience for youth. David and Andrew Penashue created ...
Yukon's labour supply can't meet existing demand, report shows
Over the past five years, the Yukon has consistently had the highest job vacancy rate in the country, according to the report ...
Parents on guard as OCDSB shifts supports for special needs
As the OCDSB considers shifting some specialized classes to the mainstream and cutting educational assistants, parents worry ...
More than 140 days after he was killed by Hamilton police, family of Erixon Kabera still waits for answers
It’s been more than 140 days since Erixon Kabera was killed by Hamilton police officers. His family wants answers from the ...
N.W.T. lawyers agree on new sentence recommendation for man declared a dangerous offender
Both prosecutor and defence agree that Noel Avadluk, who was declared a dangerous offender and sentenced in 2017 to remain in ...
Amid rising demands, the Dryden Food Bank in northwestern Ontario seeks support to expand
More than 600 people accessed the Dryden Food Bank last month, which its manager says speaks to the growing need to expand ...
Ottawa Valley voters hopeful for more defence spending
Defence spending is now a federal election issue, and people who rely on the economic engine that is Garrison Petawawa ...