N.S. Palestinians say Canada’s visa program failing families trying to flee Gaza

A Palestinian woman in Halifax, N.S., is making an impassioned plea for Canada to speed up its special measures visa program ...

End of interest-free loan program puts a pause on energy upgrades for some N.B. homeowners

The federal government closed applications to the Canada Greener Homes loan program on Oct. 1, leaving homeowners unable to ...

Halifax council says planning changes are province's attempt to 'undo their own mistake'

Halifax councillors say new planning changes from the province show the PC government is trying to fix a mess it created, and ...

CBRM city hall unexpectedly open for business as usual

A spokesperson says major repairs to Cape Breton Regional Municipality's city hall in downtown Sydney, N.S., are on hold ...

No sports, but lots of competition expected at London’s first ever SOUPer Bowl

Ceramic Arts Learning Centre are coming together to host London's first SOUPer Bowl, a fundraiser that brings together farm ...

London charity needs space to store hundreds of bikes

A London charity that gives away bicycles for people needing to go to work or school needs help finding a storage facility ...

Woodstock school and others recognized for extra student support

Eastdale Public School in Woodstock, Ont., is one of a handful of schools recognized by the province for working with ...

The men looking to become N.L.'s next premier square off in tame leadership debate

The three leaders of Newfoundland and Labrador's political parties kept things relatively cordial in a televised debate ...

Health P.E.I. taking 'very aggressive approach' to recruiting more staff, CEO tells committee

Health P.E.I. says it has increased its physician workforce by 10 per cent over the past two years, with the total number of doctors across all specialties up from 292 to 320.