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Police say Kangethe slipped out of station, jumped into a matatu, escaped towards Thika

Kim Kinnaird, director of mortgages at Halifax, said a recent drop in mortgage rates, falling inflation and a resilient labour market had boosted confidence among buyers and sellers in early 2024.

Dominic LeBlanc says it’s disingenuous to claim Ottawa alone can stop the problem

UK house prices rose in January for the fourth month in a row as mortgage rates fell, according to figures released on Wednesday by Halifax.

Halifax Regional Municipality says it is closing and 'de-designating' five of its 11 designated encampment locations 'because better options now exist.'

Nova Scotia recently opened a $3-million, 50-bed emergency shelter that some unhoused residents say is worse than staying in a tent due to a lack of privacy and security

Halifax and St. John’s are among many cities across Canada where unprecedented numbers of homeless people are living in tent encampments, a trend Houle says is a human rights crisis

Reggae singer Jah’Mila lands first JUNO nod, while electro-maestro Rich Aucoin picks up another nomination with Synthetic Season 2.

Heavy snow pummeled coastal areas of Nova Scotia in Canada over the weekend as a strong low-pressure system stalled just off the Canadian Maritimes.

Plan from the province proposes lowering the cap on tuition increases, increasing fees for international students and requiring schools to add more housing