P.E.I. Liberals looking forward to party renewal, says interim leader
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With 2024 coming to a close, Islanders and political leaders alike are looking back on the year in provincial politics.
The year was "in some ways, uneventful," the P.E.I. Liberal Party's interim leader Hal Perry told CBC News: Compass host Louise Martin on Dec. 16.
"There doesn't seem to be much reaction from this government to help people who are struggling," he said.
Tucked behind a Mount Pearl home is where Josh Moores turns glass into art.
For 20 years, a group in Sudbury called Independent Living Sudbury Manitoulin (ILSM) has wanted to build an affordable, and accessible, housing complex for its members.
Halifax Regional Police are describing the deaths of two people on New Year's Eve as suspicious.
Moncton car dealer Kevin Campbell has lost hope of ever getting his stolen 1991 Chevy truck back.
There's only one thing more inevitable than death and taxes: Bad jokes at the beginning of the year about the inevitability of death and taxes.
New Year's means resolutions for many. Goals like losing weight, reading more or improving one's mental health are common, but can be broad.
Millions of dollars in major renovations are being planned at Westisle Composite High School in Elmsdale, P.E.I., for the first time since it opened in 1979.
It's been seven years and counting.
Beverly Hoadley never thought she'd have to move out of her Hamilton apartment of over 50 years.
As real estate agents and mortgage brokers look ahead to 2025 — they expect to see a more "robust" real estate market coming over the next 12 months.
Some of Canada's best cross-country skiers are hitting the trails at the Lappe Ski Centre over the coming days, hoping to earn a chance to represent the country at some upcoming international competitions.