The coronavirus-related shortage in toilet paper is leading to plumbing issues in households across Winnipeg, as well as at the city sewage treatment plant.

With the increase in the number of Londoners at home and a shortage of toilet paper, the City of London is reminding people about what can and can’t be flushed. Barry Orr, a sewage outreach and control inspector with the City of London, tells Global News that they only want to see human waste and...

Plumber Bob Ginther has invented a triangular plunger that he says fits toilet bowls better than conventional round plungers.

A first-year plumbing apprentice out of Lethbridge College has a national silver medal after competing in Halifax at the Skills Canada National Competition on May 30.

Sixty 12-year old boys and girls from Trillium Lakeland District School Board learn about the skilled trades during a 3-day camp at Fleming College in Peterborough

A unique competition in Regina is drawing competitors from across Western Canada to test their industry skills.

After six months of hard work, eleven students officially graduated from a tiny home building program on the Montana First Nation in central Alberta.

City repair crews were on the block Friday doing what they could to repair the damage.

The City of Winnipeg is dealing with an increase in reports of frozen pipes due to the recent cold snap.

Preparing your home for the cold can take moments, but it could save your from damages during the Saskatchewan deep freeze. Here are things to look for when winterizing your home.