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The provincial and federal governments have announced $4.3 million in funding that will be distributed to eight communities to add or reinforce protection measures like armor stone, breakwaters and sea walls.

Our risk-averse bureaucracy creates a more ponderous and Byzantine system, leading to increased delays and higher program costs.

From its rugged Maritime Provinces, northwards to Prince Edward Island and Labrador, to the historical cities of Montreal and Quebec on the St Lawrence Seaway, down to Toronto and The Great Lakes, and all the way west to spectacular Vancouver, Canada is a cruise-lover’s dream. But with such an incredible breadth of options, it can be tricky to choose – so we’ve narrowed down the best sailings taking place this year and next, to help you find the Canada cruise that ticks all ...

From the Great Lakes to the Northwest Passage, the Pacific West to the Maritime provinces, we pick the finest luxury ship journeys to Canada

At Vancouver housing announcement, B.C. Premier speaks of devastating impact of high rates, inflation

Robert Kaplan talks about how the world is becoming more dangerous, where the next war might be and the difficult choices to be faced

A 59-year-old man has been arrested and charged with assault following an incident in Corner Brook last night....

Mr. Boland co-founded Rising Tide Theatre as a forum for sharing local stories, with the goal of sparking political and cultural change

During the pandemic, governments turned to private firms who sent staff from across the country at higher hourly rates. A Globe investigation focusing on one such nursing agency shows those weren’t the only costs borne by taxpayers

A demonstration is planned in Corner Brook today to protest the federal government's decision to allocate the ...