The community, deeply rooted in Indigenous tradition, emerged victorious from a competitive field of twenty-five proposals, securing the project to construct Canada's largest First Nations' casino.

With the closure of the town's cannery, Prince Rupert underwent a significant transformation, establishing itself as a vital center for international shipping.

With the closure of the historic Hershey factory in Smiths Falls, the town has begun to redefine itself, fostering a landscape ripe for new ventures in recreation and service industries.

With the closure of Nova Scotia Textiles Ltd., an institution that spanned a century of operation, the community of Windsor, Nova Scotia reaffirmed its identity. It held fast to its renown for cultivating exceptionally large pumpkins and it…

For nearly a century, the Sullivan Mine pulsed with life, the very heart and soul of Kimberley, British Columbia. Today, the mountain town’s resurgence features an unexpected element: a meticulously crafted Bavarian village, seemingly pluck…

When the uranium mine that had sustained the town of Elliot Lake closed, it found a new draw: property at prices among the lowest in the nation.

The Sioux Valley Dakota Nation of Manitoba are actively reintroducing buffalo to the land, forging a deeper connection with their ancestral heritage.

With the decline of the region's steelworks, New Glasgow found itself turning toward art—a vibrant expression of its multifaceted past and enduring sense of community.