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Province’s 68 actions to address climate emergency are a start, although the government’s timeline leaves doubts.

East Lansing’s City Council is delaying a vote on a resolution that would have designated it as a “Sanctuary City.” The measure emerged following a push from the Human Rights Commission.

Halifax mayor calls the neighbourhood project the “most ambitious” in HRM’s history.

Jody Tyvela received tickets at least six times in 2016-17.

Examining the roots of Halifax Regional Municipality’s upcoming budget crisis.

A Michigan city agreed to pay $1,000 to a car owner to settle a lawsuit about marking tires to catch parking violators. The deal in Bay City followed a declaration

From conventional to unconventional wisdom, we’ve got you covered.

Chalking tires for parking enforcement is illegal without a warrant, a U.S. court ruled earlier this year.

“It means that we have a home,” drag performer says of Indulge, the new 2SLGBTQ+ nightclub that’s expanding Friday with the grand opening of Indulge Show Bar.

A Michigan city agreed to pay $1,000 to a driver to settle a lawsuit about marking tires to catch parking violators. The deal in Bay City followed a declaration in August that a similar practice in Saginaw was illegal.