It was meant to be a home for his family to move into eventually, but renting it out to a tenant turned into a bit of a nightmare for landlord Asif Khan.
Margaret Labobe, a Mi'kmaw woman from P.E.I., says sweat lodges have helped her heal from the intergenerational trauma of residential school and abusive relationships. So she had one built in the backyard of her home on Lennox Island, and everyone is welcome.
More than 50 people living in a mobile home park in Summerside have been given just over a month to determine if they can come up with the thousands of dollars needed to buy their land. Otherwise, they'll have to vacate and move their home elsewhere.
A B.C. condo owner who was blamed for a cockroach infestation in her building and charged thousands of dollars for the cost of eradicating the bugs must be refunded, the civil resolution tribunal ruled.
A fire in South Vancouver Monday completely destroyed one home and caused damage to two others, according to officials, who said no one was injured in the blaze.
Buying a house may remain out of reach for many Canadians for the foreseeable future, with mortgage costs unlikely to fall enough to offset lofty home prices and weak spending power, economists and real estate agents say.
After making the promise nearly two years ago, the Nova Scotia government has announced it will begin to adopt the most current national building codes beginning next April.