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New Brunswick is seeking public feedback to rewrite rental rules that haven’t change in almost half a century. As tenants push for stronger protections, landlords are advocating for balance. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla reports.

A Halifax councillor is looking at creative solutions to the problem of aging firefighting infrastructure as well as the need for housing. Tony Mancini is bringing a motion to Halifax Regional Council that looks into turning some old fire stations into new housing units. Angela Capobianco reports.

With Easter just days away, many are looking for fresh and elegant ways to celebrate at home. A spring high tea offers a timeless option, now getting a modern refresh with updated tea sandwiches, creative bites, and a blooming herbal tea centerpiece. Chef Raquel Fox from Island Gurl Foods joins Ross Hull to break down...

New Brunswick is changing its 911 dispatch system to a more technologically advanced framework. Starting in Bathurst, the next generation system is aiming to bring the process of emergency calls up to speed. Johnny James reports.

A major investment is in the works to help keep Canadian food production here at home. Kraft-Heinz is investing a quarter of a billion dollars to continue crafting some of its iconic brands locally. As Tim Sargeant reports, it comes at a time when many Canadians are demanding more made-in-Canada products.

WATCH: As the job market continues to get more complex, it’s hard for people to stand out while applying for work. However, with new technology, tools like AI can either enhance or hinder employment opportunities.

WATCH: People in Sask are getting fed up with dating apps saying ‘throw-away’ culture is taking over. People are turning to alternative methods like matchmaking.

The Travel Lady Lesley Keyter gives us details about a trip to South Korea that blends modern energy, rich history and a unique travel experience.

As AI privacy laws in Alberta continue to be modernized, a long-time AI researcher is advocating for changes on how access to medical data is granted. As Tracy Nagai reports, Dr. Ross Mitchell wants to see the formation of a health research data board to help weigh the risks and benefits.

Business Beat: Brenda Whitehead profiles entrepreneurs, businesses and events in Peterborough and the Kawarthas. This week: – ‘ARTISANity Show and Sale’ – DJC Modern Apparel adds new size 18+ collection – Hops for Heroes at 100 Acre Brewing Company in May

The organization representing Manitoba doctors says our health care system needs to get with the times when it comes to referrals and consultations.

Door-to-door mail delivery is about to become a thing of the past. Canada Post is moving ahead with plans to modernize the service, favouring community mailboxes, amid ongoing financial losses. Kristen Robinson has more on which B.C. communities will soon be impacted.

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a more than $3-billion investment in new and modernized military infrastructure across Atlantic Canada on Thursday, including cash injections aimed at modernizing CFB Dockyard and Satakunta in Halifax, N.S.

The 88th day of the year is considered to be the World Piano Day, honoring the 88 keys that make up the modern day piano. Danny Carrol, a Winnipeg pianist, talks about the day’s significance and his connection to it. Hersh Singh reports.

If you’re searching for your next standout meal, a newly released list of Toronto’s top 23 restaurants is offering plenty of inspiration, highlighting spots that excel in flavour, originality, and consistency. Among those recognized is Berczy Tavern, known for its elevated take on classic, French-inspired dishes. Chef Michael Angeloni joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to discuss what...

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced the government’s decision to invest $4 million over three years to expand its “modern ankle bracelet electronic monitoring program” to “address serious gaps” in the federal bail system. The monitoring system introduces a victim-focused smartphone app that works with the offender’s bracelet. The app creates an exclusion zone around the...

A recently published report from the Macdonald-Laurier Institute says Canada is falling behind when it comes to generating electricity, and that a once-significant surplus could turn to a deficit if provinces aren’t quick to modernize their grids. Drew Stremick reports.

A new UBC study says the ground rubber tire fill used in modern artificial turf generates contaminated runoff that can be deadly for coho salmon. Grace Ke reports.

Canadian privacy commissioners, cybersecurity and law experts met at the Victoria International Privacy & Security Summit this month to discuss the delicate balance of keeping Canadians safe while protecting their privacy rights. As Tracy Nagai reports,  the Tumbler Ridge shooting was at the forefront, with experts weighing in on how on policies and legislation should...

Privacy laws continue to be modernized in Alberta but there are concerns they’re not keeping up with advancing technology. As Tracy Nagai reports, law experts say more needs to be done to protect Canadians and gain public trust.