The former fast-food property was purchased well below its assessed value of $2.579 million, a value that also included an out-of-court settlement.

After many low-lying homes were swamped with floodwaters in 2018, the City of Grand Forks said it wanted to buy dozens of properties in the North and South Ruckle neighbourhoods and convert the area into a green space.

Residential sales across Saskatchewan increased significantly in March compared to the same period in the last two years, even amid the COVID-19 health crisis.

The city’s property assessment roll will be open between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 a.m., excluding weekends and statutory holidays, until Feb. 3.

Wolfe Island residents begin to organize and brace for future flooding.

If you don't have a legal agreement you could face troubles.

The city has called on roughly 50 crews to clear and remove downed trees and fallen branches city-wide.

Detectives also seized more than $40,000 in cash believed to be proceeds of crime.

Police began an investigation into the criminal activity of a 49-year-old Niagara man last fall, which culminated in a search warrant being executed on Wednesday.

The Executive Policy Committee voted unanimously to allow the report into the investigation of city workers to be made public.