Diapers, couches, and kitty litter: city residents frustrated by illegal dumping around George's Pond trails
New city councillor Greg Noseworthy has been hearing concerns from residents about piles of trash in the George's Pond area.
Conservatives could sweep N.L. in cross-Canada landslide, says poll analyst
Poll analyst Éric Grenier says five of the six Liberal Newfoundland and Labrador MPs not running in the next federal election ...
A year later, N.L. still working on plan to deal with rule-breaking landlords and tenants
The Newfoundland and Labrador government says they expect to implement a pilot project "in the near future" to better enforce residential tenancies rules, and plug a gap in the existing system.
Dramatic video shows teen's rescue from frigid river in Smiths Falls
Police in Smiths Falls, Ont., are hoping a video showing the dramatic rescue of a teen who had fallen into the frigid Rideau ...
Ukrainian families question Canada's commitment as residency applications appear 'lost'
After the CUAET program closed for Ukrainians fleeing the war, Canada opened a special Ukrainian family reunification stream ...
Yellowknife industrial area not the right place for proposed worker camp, says city
Yellowknife city councillors say work camps to provide people with temporary housing are much-needed — but the location ...
Montreal's Amazigh community rings in year 2975, continues efforts to preserve culture
The city's North African Indigenous diaspora is celebrating the start of Yennayer, their new year. For many, it's a time for ...
Homelessness in northern Ontario has grown 4 times faster than in rest of province: AMO report
Homelessness in northern Ontario has grown four times faster than in non-northern communities in the last eight years, and new research suggests it could more than quadruple over the next decade. The ...
SIU investigating after woman falls to death from Toronto balcony
Ontario's police watchdog says the woman, 44, was trying to scale down her balcony after police came to her west end ...
Closure of supervised consumption sites could become Ontario election issue, former mayor says
A former Toronto mayor says advocates could push to make the closure of 10 supervised consumption sites a provincial election ...
'Nobody deserves that torture': Sister of disabled woman who starved to death testifies at inquest
Florence Girard was so small when she died that she "looked like a child" in her casket, according to her sister, Sharon ...