Tucked away on a seaside property in southeastern New Brunswick is a place where Deaf artists study music, theatre and visual arts.

Tourism Minister Isabelle Thériault says details are being worked out for passing ownership of provincially owned Ministers Island to the charity that's been running it.

Residents of a street in Toronto's Leaside neighbourhood say they're fighting a rat infestation brought on by a neighbour who ...

Jim Lorraine, president of Five Corners Properties, says the company will soon request a development agreement with the ...

Ontario's auto industry has been rocked in recent weeks with news of production stoppages in Brampton and Ingersoll, but ...

A geologist who was recently named to the Canadian Mining Hall of Fame says he isn't finished finding minerals in the Sudbury ...

When the dug well on their property ran dry for the first time in its 200 years, Nancy Grove and Peter Gale had to weigh two ...

Prince Edward Island's housing corporation is buying up properties on Beach Street in Charlottetown, next to the outreach ...

More than three months after Nova Scotia abruptly switched service providers and halted intakes at two supportive housing ...

Hurricane Melissa made landfall in eastern Cuba near the city of Chivirico early Wednesday as a Category 3 storm after ...

In New Brunswick politics, most defeated premiers exit quietly, staying out of debates within their parties about what future ...

How hot is too hot? Newfoundland and Labrador lacks legislation to keep seniors in congregate living facilities cool.