Новости за 13.03.2018

Police and paramedics discovered a 42-year-old Woodstock man with stabbing injuries.

Police clocked a Winnipeg motorist doing double the posted speed limit on Inkster Blvd. over the lunch hour.

Because of the usually large snow pack, the province is opening a dam on the lake, to lower the water level earlier than normal this year.

The survey found 27 percent of employers plan to hire between April and June.

The Calgary skier was killed at the Panorama Mountain Resort.

The premier said she and her team had long been working on next steps, before Doug Ford's leadership win.

The owners of an Alberta store had a very emotional experience with a homeless man in their community. The meeting prompted them to start collecting — and matching — donations to help.

Spring is on its way, and it’s safe to say property owners in Saskatchewan could use some helpful tips on protecting your home in the spring-melt after the heaps of snow the province recently received.

The 2016 Democratic presidential candidate spoke over the weekend at India Today Conclave 2018, in Mumbai.

City staff have presented Edmonton city council with an updated design for the West LRT that includes seven changes and a much higher price tag.

City staff have presented Edmonton city council with an updated design for the West LRT that includes seven changes and a much higher price tag.

The new Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford will not be completed on time due to a subcontractor being unable to meet the overall schedule.

It's been more than one week since Winnipeg was hit with 22 cm of snow and some say the city has been slow to clean it all up.

Both of them admitted on TV that their long-distance relationship would be difficult, as Ashley Iaconetti lives in Los Angeles and Kevin Wendt lives in Canada.

The province is offering up to $100 per month to cut fees for kids aged three to five. But this daycare society raising fees by $130.

A new report indicates Alberta's economy is slowly continuing to improve.

High blood pressure continues to be the No. 1 risk factor for stroke and other heart diseases.

“His early notification of the fire really led to a successful outcome.”

Two teenage girls from Hamilton have been rescued from the sex trade by police in Brantford.

Manitoba will be spending over a billion dollars on debt-servicing costs this year, the first time that number has been eclipsed.

For three years they've complained about problems so bad that some say they fear for their health and safety. A hearing is scheduled for the end of the month.

The Conference Board of Canada anticipates that Hamilton will hit two per cent real GDP growth this year, the same number projected for Canada as a whole, but those numbers are subject to change.

Almost 20 years after performing A Midsummer Night's Dream in Stratford, McCormack will be reunited with the show's director for a one-night performance of The Fantasticks.

A few Montrealers have a connection with the Parkland shooting and they will be marching in solidarity with the Florida community.

Week nine of the YMCA Community Challenge.