Fire at vacant Malahide home deemed suspicious: OPP
Police say they responded to a call of residential fire around 4:30 a.m. Wednesday. Continue reading
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‘Everybody is thinking of them’ Sunday morning fire destroys home in Pilot Butte
Pilot Butte fire crews spent about four hours fighting the fire that destroyed a home on a Plains Road. Continue reading
NDP insists Nova Scotia government moving too slow in addressing long-term care situation
By Jeremy Keefe Digital Broadcast Journalist
The Nova Scotia NDP has brought to light a nearly two-year-old report recommending an expert panel on long-term care be appointed. The panel wouldn’t be formed for another 18 months. Continue reading
Contentious home in Edmonton’s Mill Creek Ravine now well under construction
A massive home that has been a great cause of debate for residents near Mill Creek Ravine is taking shape. Continue reading
Habitat for Humanity hands over keys to family of three in Tyendinaga
“We have a loss of words,” says Amy Maracle. Continue reading
Professional organizer offers tips to cleaning your space for the new year
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
With a newly organized space you can give yourself a clean start to 2019. Continue reading
A look at the Lethbridge real estate market
By Matt Battochio Videographer
According to the study, there were 1,528 homes sold through real estate agents in 2018, 99 fewer than in 2017. It’s believed much of that decline came from houses selling in the $350,000 to $450,000 range. Continue reading
Couple in Fort Saskatchewan offers free room for cancer patients
A woman living in Fort Saskatchewan is offering up a free bedroom in her home to anyone undergoing cancer treatments who lives far from help. Continue reading
Winnipeg expected housing increase in 2019 identified as a ‘win’
Royal LePage has released a survey showing that Winnipeg’s housing market is expected to increase by 1.3 per cent in 2019. Continue reading
House fire on Selkirk Avenue early Tuesday morning
A house fire in the 700 block Selkirk Avenue broke out just before 5 a.m Tuesday. Fire officials said people were inside at the time but were able to self-evacuate. Continue reading