What’s the bare minimum that will allow you to buy an average-priced home? We did the math. Continue reading →

It predicts the typical hottest summer day will be about three degrees warmer in St. John’s, 3.6 degrees higher in Halifax and about four degrees warmer in Charlottetown and Fredericton. Continue reading →

The regular season came to an end on Sunday for the London Lightning. Next up is a first-round match-up against the Niagara River Lions. Continue reading →

Sea turtle biologist Mike James says there have been eyewitness accounts of leatherbacks in the Bras d’Or Lake chain in the past, but this recent find represents the first time a specimen has been positively identified in the area. Continue reading →

Chef Lucy Morrow says she can understand why some people may be upset, but it’s also a chance to teach children where meat comes from. Continue reading →

In an off-the-cuff radio interview in P.E.I. that touched on shopping, sports, fashion and TV dramas, Trudeau said it’s hard for him to partake in these commonplace and quintessentially Canadian outings. Continue reading →

According to the RCMP, a man and a woman, both from Moncton, were arrested in connection with the traffic stop and will be facing drug-related charges. Continue reading →

Unlike the United States, Canada won’t see a total solar eclipse, where the moon completely covers the sun, blacking out the sky and turning day into night momentarily. Continue reading →

Police say the investigation and charge is a “byproduct” of a sting operation initiated by the Cape Breton chapter of Creep Catchers. Continue reading →

It was the championship final between the Sherwood Falcons Midget AA minor hockey team and the North River Flames, according to an agreed statement of facts filed in provincial court. Continue reading →