Just under 22,000 people have voted by phone or internet in Cape Breton Regional Municipality, with traditional paper ballots ...

A recent request to change the wording in a mandatory Indigenous intercultural course for lawyers in British Columbia led to ...

Over the last month, New Brunswick Liberals, Progressive Conservatives and Greens have made commitments to voters for the ...

Opposition leaders are criticizing a move by the Nova Scotia government that quadruples the borrowing limit for the housing ...

The Upper Room Food Bank is relocating to a larger building down the road in Charlottetown as high grocery prices continue to ...

The umbrella organization for 140 food banks across the province is cancelling its Christmas registry, and will no longer ...

Reading and writing are some of the first topics children master when they start school and form the foundation for just ...

As the high cost of housing continues to create increased stress for families, forcing some people into homelessness, the ...

New Brunswickers got a chance to take one last look at all three major party leaders together as they faced off during ...

Furnace oil, diesel and gas all increased in price in Thursday's latest price setting from the Public Utilities Board.

The skate park in Fort Smith, N.W.T., will now likely be closed until spring, after it was vandalized last month.

The upcoming session of the N.W.T. Legislative Assembly kicks off Thursday. Approving the capital budget is the first order ...