'African Nova Scotian community members are being squeezed out of their homes and communities because of untenable increases in rent and housing prices.'

The city last month began holding public consultations to gather suggestions on what to do about the estimated 15 per cent of street-level retail space that sits empty.

The City of Regina has a plan to turn Saskatchewan Drive into a more pedestrian-friendly, tree-lined "Grand Avenue"  over the next five years.

Libéral, a mainstay on Notre-Dame Street, is closing its doors after 78 years in business.

"The social determinants of health point to a higher rate of food insecurity based on lower income rates, immigrants, marginalized communities."

Park Ex counts three-quarters of its households -- which earned $38,000 on average in 2016 -- as renters, according to Statistics Canada.

There are numerous residential and commercial developments underway in Chinatown, and the rapid changes aren't going unnoticed by those who call that part of Toronto home.

Affordable housing options for Halifax and Dartmouth's most marginalized people is being pushed further out of reach, says a retired planning professor.

"Pointe-Saint-Charles has been a point of inspiration both within Quebec and beyond, even across Canada," when it comes to community activism, said Steven High, a Concordia University historian and neighbourhood resident.

The High Line marked its 10th anniversary by opening its final piece last week. The short section, called the Spur, straddles the intersection of 10th Avenue and West 30th Street, and connects the High Line to Hudson Yards.