Новости за 23.03.2018

The Myra Canyon Trestle Restoration Society has announced that it hopes to raise a minimum of $200,000.

Newer communities in Calgary will receive one Catholic elementary and two public elementary schools.

There’s a movement underway encouraging users to delete their Facebook accounts amid a data scandal. But social media expert Wade Sorochan suggest many people are too attached to do that. Jennifer Crsoby sits down with Sorochan to discuss the topic.

Vernon RCMP say they may have uncovered a mobile clandestine drug lab as the result of a bizarre incident earlier this week.

The officer, Const. Jamie Porto, had his dangerous driving conviction and licence suspension upheld by the Ontario Court of Appeal on Friday.

The Alberta government has announced almost $393 million earmarked to build or upgrade 20 schools across the province as part of its 2018 budget.

Edmonton’s first safe consumption site opened in the downtown core on Friday. Programs seen as helpful to drug use can see a fair bit of opposition, but proponents point out these types of programs can save lives. Marliss Taylor from Streetworks explains.

After Trump approved a possible $60 billion in tariffs on Chinese imports, questions have been raised about whether Canada could find itself caught in the middle of a trade war.

London North Centre MPP Deb Matthews announced millions of extra dollars in funding for St. Joseph's Health Care and the London Health Sciences Centre.

While Canada originally received an indefinite exemption from new steel and aluminum tariffs, a new presidential order sets a May 1 expiry date for all exemptions.

In the 2018 Alberta budget, the province announced $400 million for 20 new school projects across the province. Two brand new schools will be built in Edmonton. The city will also see one school upgraded. Kim Smith has the details.

The SIU say there are no grounds to lay criminal charges against Peterborough police after a man fell off a bridge in September 2016.

One man is dead after a collision on Highway 19 near Devon, Alta. on Friday morning.

At a stop in their hometown of London, Ont., Scott Moir and Tessa Virtue hinted that an announcement about their future as ice dancers will come this summer.

Some families were led to believe that students already at school would not be transported home when school was dismissed.

Certain fees and charges paid by Saskatchewan residents and businesses will be changing to better reflect the cost of related provincial services.

Police said 21-year-old Parmvir Singh Chahil was arrested in Windsor and charged with one count of aggravated assault.

After taking a leave in January, Wyatt checked into Aurora Recovery Centre near Gimli, where he remains.

Parks and Wildlife Service officers are taking DNA samples in an attempt to collect clues about why whales beach themselves.

Alberta Energy Minister Marg McCuaig-Boyd says word that the B.C. government is offering tax incentives for liquefied natural gas projects doesn't make sense.

After 72 regular-season games, the real test is about to begins for the Lethbridge Hurricanes. The ‘Canes open up playoffs on Friday night at the Enmax Centre when they host the Red Deer Rebels.

The City of Montreal is following up on a promise to boost fines for parking and traffic violations for the first time since 2009.

Chad Alphonse was on trial for the second degree murder of Waylon Jackson.

From March 24th through April 1st ,  head over to Cabela’s Edmonton locations to get your photo taken with the Easter Bunny and participate in family fun Easter crafts! Kids’ Easter Photos Saturday March 24 – Sunday, April 1 Not All Rabbits Are Chocolate: Kids’ Easter Placemat Craft Saturday March 24 & Sunday, March 25...

The $100,000 threshold for those on the list has not changed since it was introduced by then-premier Mike Harris in 1996.