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The project, which has not yet been approved, would contain 42 units and be constructed in what is currently known as Martens Park.

Live Nation Canada is offering a first look at a new open-air music venue set to host some of the world’s biggest acts this summer.

Aside from speaking about Canada’s sovereignty, defence and place in the world, the King also laid out Prime Minister Mark Carney's economic plan for Canada.

Work on the site had been paused since last summer while other potential sites were evaluated, but the province says the Sexsmith Road location remains the best option.

the new K-8 facility is planned for the RM of West St. Paul's Meadowlands development. In addition to students, it's expected to include 74 infant and preschool childcare spaces. 

Environmental lawyer and transportation activist Lucy Maloney announced Tuesday she was throwing her hat in the ring for OneCity Vancouver.

A list of the promises made by the Ontario PCs, NDP, Liberals and Greens ahead of the 2025 provincial election.

'Why do I have to fight for something that the government of Alberta committed on, and now they're backtracking? Like, I'm homeless. We're all homeless.'

Six months after the fire, debris is still being cleared, lot by lot.

A significant increase in the number of refugees and asylum seekers in Canada has prompted some cities to start building temporary housing for new arrivals.

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There is no easy solution to homeless encampments, but municipalities that adopt policies tolerating them may suffer political backlash at the ballot box.

OTTAWA - At first Attawapiskat was a symbol of the poverty and dilapidated housing that plagues remote First Nations across the country.

OTTAWA - At first Attawapiskat was a symbol of the poverty and dilapidated housing that plagues remote First Nations across the country.

OTTAWA - A United Nations official is taking the federal government to task over its treatment of the Attawapiskat First Nation and aboriginal communities in general.

A stack of emails dating back to June outline how Halifax officials made a 'conscious decision' to not inform service providers of the encampment evictions carried out in August.

'We are trying to winterize the park but there's not much we can do,' said Victoria Levack, an advocate for safe and accessible housing in the city.

Defence lawyer Asaf Rashid said the Crown should drop the charges on the basis that it is not in the public interest to proceed.

A construction industry leader said in an interview on Wednesday that it may take up to three years to rebuild the homes lost in the fires, due to an existing provincial backlog.

Fraser Stuart laughed out loud when he heard the British Columbia government wants to train welfare recipients and then fly them north to fill badly needed jobs.