Despite legislation intended to spur competition, no sign of grocery store for long-vacant Brandon space

New provincial legislation aimed at increasing competition in the grocery industry won't help fill a long-vacant retail space ...

Alberta-developed VR technology aims to help Canada’s wheelchair curlers train for Milano-Cortina Paralympics

A team at Red Deer Polytechnic in central Alberta has developed a fully immersive virtual reality program that allows ...

Work on safety improvements started before provincially ordered review, school divisions say

The superintendent of a Manitoba school division where a student was attacked with a sword last year said several steps had ...

Former Tuktoyaktuk mayor calls for fly-in mail during extended highway closures

In the final days of his term as mayor of Tuktoyaktuk, Erwin Elias implored the N.W.T. government to consider fly-in mail ...

Ontario mobile homeowners struggling to sell properties accuse park owner of using tactics that break the law

Some homeowners and Realtors are accusing a private equity firm that owns mobile home parks in Ontario of using questionable ...

Moose Jaw police say they've had ‘no previous complaints’ about ALS health centre. They're mistaken

Two people who filed formal complaints about the Dr. Goodenowe Restorative Health Center in Moose Jaw, Sask. are asking why ...

Get affordable housing or keep your pet? Saskatoon woman’s dilemma widespread

In Saskatchewan’s tight rental market, ‘no pets’ listings and extra fees push many into painful decisions and leave animal ...

Plans to develop U of S property in Sutherland take shape

Darryl Dawson, the city’s development review manager, revealed at Tuesday’s municipal planning commission meeting that the corporation overseeing the development of the university’s endowment lands ...