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First Nation leaders, housing managers and industry experts have come together this week for the annual First Nations Housing Conference. The conference in Thunder Bay originated in 2003 and serves
MONTREAL -- Icicles hanging from rooftops may be a mainstay of Canada's postcard winter season, but don’t be fooled by their charm, they're dangerous, and could be an indicator of problems in your house. “Icicles are daggers, and they drop,” said home renovations expert Jon Eakes. “And if they drop on your head, when you walk out your front door, this is not a good thing.” Murder-mystery fanatics have long hailed the icicle as the perfect murder weapon (spoiler: it’s not), for its potential to melt after use. But the realities of rooftop icicles are even more chilling.