Nicola Seguin

As one tenant of PreCor Property Management began fighting what she says is a questionable renoviction, she realized other tenants in more buildings were facing eviction attempts too. Then they started working together.

A Halifax tenant has spent almost a decade trying to get her landlord to rectify flooding issues in her unit. She feels she's no closer to a resolution and believes the residential tenancy system has no teeth.

Dorothy Lamont, 96, lives independently in her downtown Dartmouth home, still growing her own vegetables in her backyard every summer. But her biggest worry is not having a family doctor.

Two weeks after two young siblings vanished without a trace from a rural Nova Scotia community, experts are pointing to anomalies in what they say is an unprecedented case that deviates from the typical markers of a missing children investigation.

Robert Koester, an expert in lost person behaviour, says a search for missing children in a rural or wilderness area is "a very difficult, time-consuming search."

Marine House in Dartmouth will soon be a home for more than 60 people. The former office building has been sold to the Mi'kmaw Native Friendship Society for redevelopment into affordable housing.

Snowmobiler Blake Nicholson, 28, died early Saturday morning in Collingwood Corner, N.S.

A Halifax small business owner is speaking out, saying she was penalized by e-commerce site Shopify for being a victim of fraud. Customers have been buying items through her Shopify online store, then receiving a refund through their bank after they pick up the item.

Statistics Canada data shows 66 per cent of Nova Scotians faced challenges with their housing in 2024. Some Nova Scotians say their experiences trying to find stable, affordable housing reflect that situation.

Halifax Regional Police are investigating the death of a man found in a tent in Dartmouth on Thursday. This is at least the third man found dead outside in Nova Scotia since late November.

A partnership between Millbrook First Nation and the Royal Bank of Canada is allowing some band members to receive a mortgage and build their own home on reserve land. Previously, getting a mortgage on-reserve was off the table. Band leadership says this change is empowering.

Tenants of a mobile home park in Beaver Bank, N.S., say they've been unlawfully paying their landlord for water and water meters, and they want their money returned.

A couple's journey to try to save their dog from lymphoma is leading a Halifax-area veterinarian to look into a rare procedure only done in the U.S.

Drought conditions in many areas of the province are are forcing some people to conserve water, and leading to dried up wells in rural areas. Many homeowners say they're paying to fill up their wells more often, while water delivery companies struggle to keep up with the heightened demand.

Former employees of the Laing House organization say a "toxic work environment" caused worsening mental health among staff. The union that represents them said it was trying to work through issues with the employer when the organization suddenly announced a "temporary closure" months ago.

After living in a tent at a large encampment in downtown Halifax for two years, Jesse Vincent finally has a permanent place to live. He started working in July and things went up from there.

After a successful winter living in RVs at the Shubie Park campground in Dartmouth, N.S., residents are hoping to do it again.

Tenants have begun to move their belongings in to a new 124-unit apartment building in Halifax while it is still under construction, prompting municipal officials to issue an order to comply for "several serious fire and life safety deficiencies."

Nowhere to turn

The Canadian Centre for Housing Rights has created a new data mapping tool to examine how the affordable rental housing stock has changed in cities across Canada over almost two decades.