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Carolyn Tinglin and son Jantz Richards created the Youth Alliance for Intersectional Justice, which offers peer support programs, healing arts activities, social events and workshops

Veterans Affairs Canada says there are 9,267 veterans of the Second World War and Korean War who are still alive in Canada

Day one of an international conference studying reparations, slavery and education began Wednesday, Oct. 18 in Cherry Brook—an historic African Nova Scotian community just outside of Halifax—at the Black Cultural

Grand Parade, Halifax’s historic military parade square, is one of several public parks and green spaces the city has recently designated for tent encampments

Nova Scotia's population is continuing to climb, but municipal leaders say more money is needed to close an infrastructure gap that's holding back housing and healthy growth.

WeWork, the co-working space, sought bankruptcy protection on Tuesday, after a rise and fall marred by the founder Adam Neumann’s erratic behaviour

Jurisdictional squabbling over Housing Accelerator Fund has emerged as the federal government tries to refocus on housing supply and affordability

A look at the ins and outs of renting and what to know about about buying your first home in Canada

The Canadian hip hop trailblazer performs a free, sold-out show in Halifax on Thursday, Nov. 9.

House prices in the UK rose in October, after falling for six months in a row and at a faster than expected pace despite the subdued market, results of a survey by the Lloyds Bank subsidiary Halifax and S&P Global showed Tuesday.