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Three former employees of the Halifax bike shop say they were each fired or quit after repeatedly sharing workplace concerns and feeling unheard.

Housing advocates are calling HRM council’s Feb. 21 Airbnb decision a victory. Will it make a dent in the region’s housing crisis?

Building permit fees will be going up 25% on April 1, a move that will net the HRM an additional $1.45 million in revenue. These...

The Neighborhood Advisory Council for the District Detroit area has signed off on a community benefits package after months of discussions, sending the proposal to the Detroit City Council for its consideration.

It'll be a drastic makeover for one of Port Huron's smallest parks. The Military Street Pocket Park, located southwest of the Military Street Bridge, will receive over a half million dollars in funding from the Downtown Development Authority. Natacha Hayden is the DDA Director and told WPHM plans call for a new new canopy, seating, and stage area. "Right now people miss the park quite a bit, they drive drive by it," said Hayden. "There will be a stage built into the park...

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Container ships, cargo carriers and more vessels coming to Halifax the week of Feb. 20-26.

HRM councillors grapple with the sustainability of car infrastructure.

BESSEMER — The City Council of Bessemer is reaching out to encourage membership in three of its sub-groups that help to keep the town running

White Wolf Tree Service shares why certain trees need to be taken down, and how they minimize waste from tree removal.