For Nova Scotians still waiting for repairs after post-tropical storm Fiona, it’s now been more than five months.

More than four months after Hurricane Fiona hit Atlantic Canada, people are still dealing with damaged homes as they wait for help from insurance companies and provincial aid programs.

Peggy and Lloyd Savery lost their house to post-tropical storm Fiona, and everything that was inside it. But slowly, piece by ...

Federal managers in a number of social media gaffes misspelled the Queen’s name after he death and compared tax filing to ...

Insurance Staff Writer for Forbes Canada. She started her career on Bay Street, but followed her love for research, writing and a good story into journalism. She is the former editor of Bankrate ...

Organizers say the overall benefits of hosting the Games outweigh the inconvenience of closing schools for two weeks.

For Burns & Wilcox, which has seen continued growth, part of its strategy will be looking to balance rate increases, a senior ...

The Canadian province of British Columbia said it's decriminalizing small amounts of some drugs to help combat the number of drug overdose deaths.

Members of an advocacy group for drug users have gathered to celebrate the start of decriminalization in British Columbia and ...

1 February: Funds Rate At 4.75% But Upward Momentum Easing The United States Federal Reserve - the US equivalent of the Bank ...

This truck has already been put to use in the town during Hurricane Fiona relief efforts and to transport goods ... is an ...

Over half of last year’s $3.1 billion price tag came from two storms: Hurricane Fiona, which swept across eastern Canada in ...