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According to the Association of Interior Realtors, real estate sales across the Okanagan were steady through July and the market is 'trending in a positive direction.'

Several farms opened their doors to visitors this weekend during Saskatchewan Open Farm Days. The farmers say the event helps people connect with a vital industry.

While Canada’s total domestic passenger numbers now hover at around pre-COVID levels, air travel to smaller communities and even medium-sized cities has withered.

From Barcelona to Mallorca, Spanish protesters have argued that the tourism sector has been contributing to the country’s housing crisis.

The constituency assistant who claimed her boss, an Ontario MPP, was sexually harassing her was wrongly terminated by the NDP, an arbitration decision has found.

About 10 to 11 people remain displaced by last Tuesday’s fire and they will continue to receive emergency support services as needed.

Typically, tourism during July and August accounts for 30 per cent of a restaurant’s overall business. But tourism numbers are down this summer.

Chad Kelly was suspended for Toronto's two exhibition games and at least its first nine regular-season contests for violating the CFL's gender-based violence policy.

Jessica Berglund is a lawyer with 21 years of experience at WorkSafeBC, where she held various legal and senior management roles.

Environment Canada figures show Montreal received 157 millimetres of rain on Friday, which broke the previous all-time daily record for rainfall set back in November 1996.

Kamala Harris picked Minnesota governor Tim Walz as her running mate, Canada pulls diplomats' families out of Israel and other top stories this week.

If passed, the federal pharmacare bill could make contraceptives free for Nova Scotians, but that will depend on if the province chooses to implement these benefits on the ground.

'There's a lot of oral history here, not enough written history,' Phil Vassell said. 'We would like to research and document and preserve this.'

Two rate cuts into an easing cycle, the Bank of Canada says it's watching for signs of easing in wage growth as it looks for confidence inflation is heading back to two per cent.

Toronto Police say a man has died after being shot in the city's Beaches neighbourhood on Thursday night.

Canada's Katie Vincent and Sloan MacKenzie have claimed Olympic bronze in the women's doubles 500-metre sprint canoe final.

Bell Canada made more than $64 million in gross revenues from calls made by inmates at Ontario jails — at "exorbitant" rates, lawyers allege in a lawsuit.

Calgary artist Adam Baker lost $4,000 in tools to thieves over the long weekend. Baker uses chainsaws and other equipment to carve animals from wood.

The bulk of the concerning sections of pipe run under 33rd Avenue N.W. in Bowness, with others detected along Parkdale Boulevard and 16 Avenue N.W.

The Northern Hail Project is the first of its kind to study high-impact hail events after chunks of ice as big as baseballs pelted parts of the Calgary area this week.

Miracle Treat Day helps support kids who need medical care at the Alberta Children's Hospital. One DQ franchisee family never expected their daughter to become one of those kids.

Defence Minster Bill Blair and his Australian counterpart Richard Marles announced an agreement to bolster their countries' relationships and collective response to threats.

A Brampton couple bought a condo as an investment for their retirement but are frustrated they can't evict a tenant who they say owes them thousands of dollars in unpaid rent.

A new rollercoaster is coming to Canada's Wonderland next year and the theme park is promising it will be 'the longest, tallest and fastest launch roller coaster' in the country.