Set in around 19 acres, High Beeches has over 12,000 sq. ft. of accommodation, with two separate annexes, a party barn, gym, ...

While en route to the scene, officers received updated details from dispatch about the suspect, later identified as Cristian ...

French companies Le Triangle Horizon and SunStyle International are offering a new carport based on solar tiles for areas protected by environmental regulations.

As a potential strike of Canada Post workers looms, the Crown corporation says it its “operating as normal” while negotiations with the union continue. If a strike does go ahead, at least one ...

Finding a stray gray hair or two is an inevitable part of getting older. Here's why: Cells in your hair follicles called melanocytes produce the pigment that gives our hair its color and ...

A crane from Eben Gray’s Tree Service hoisted cut-up tree trunks from a ... crashed down on their roof while an eighth timber landed on the Stokes’ steel carport, where the family’s prized Cadillac ...

A crane from Eben Gray’s Tree Service hoisted cut-up tree ... their roof while an eighth timber landed on the Stokes’ steel carport, where the family’s prized Cadillac was parked.

This kind of free trial and ever-increasing subscription price is one example of "gray charges," a term credit card experts use to describe those unexpected -- but not fraudulent -- charges that ...

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia (Gray News) – The 19-year-old Walmart employee who was found dead inside the bakery department’s walk-in oven at a store in Canada has been identified. The family has ...

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Armand Gamache, the head of homicide for the Sûreté du Québec and the hero of Louise Penny’s long-running series, returns in “The Grey Wolf.” The French-Canadian detective’s latest case ...

“The Grey Wolf” may be the 19th in Louise Penny’s beloved Armand Gamache series, but it feels as fresh and surprising as the first. Like most Gamache novels, this one begins in the bucolic ...