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Mohammad Nabelsi arrived in Halifax as a refugee in 2019. With his new mobile business, he’s giving back by offering free haircuts to those in need.

Council voted to protect for land owner investments instead of easing the housing crisis

Private documents reveal what the military is looking for in a future site, but also raise questions about the site’s viability.

Spoiler: The Strawberry Crème ranks alarmingly high. Also, one writer’s unwavering love for the Toffee Penny.

The City of Sharon has a new effort to encourage businesses to decorate their windows for the holidays and bring people downtown to look at those windows.

We need leadership that will build housing for all

Come caroling with Santa, and meet one of his reindeer while enjoying cocoa and churros for a Grand Holiday in Glenwood Springs on Friday evening. “It’s so nice to have Santa at the park for...

On Nov. 9, Traverse City converted four blocks of State Street, one of its busiest downtown streets, from a one-way to a two-way street. The conversion is a two-year experiment that development officials hope will slow down vehicles and result in more foot traffic, bicycles and retail businesses. …

Influenza is a bigger problem than COVID on Nova Scotia’s omicronniversary, says the chief medical officer of health, who offers 5 tips for fighting it.

It’s good for (big) business to control an industry