Новости за 05.05.2018

The WestJet Wine Tasting event Friday night in Kelowna attracted hundreds of wine lovers from around the world.

McDougall Creek was backing up at the bridge Friday night, sending water into a nearby parking lot.

After trying to take his own life, Wesley Jones struggled to obtain mental health supports. Based on his own experience, he's trying to start a suicide survivors support group to ensure others don't fall through the gaps.

The account which calls itself the Transit Operators of Ontario responded to complaints about bus delays and poor customer service.

Ask anyone who struggles with their mental health and you’ll probably hear about them taking it one step at a time. That’s where the 2018 Great Stair Climb Event comes in. Here’s a preview of the event in the latest edition of Our YEG At Night.

Police said officers were called to the West Avenue South and Main Street East area, at around 7 p.m. on Friday.

The Blue Jays played their fourth game over three days in three cities. They lost in Minnesota on Wednesday before splitting two games Thursday in Cleveland

"I think a lot of great things will happen but troops are not on the table," Trump said.

One person died as a result of a multi-vehicle crash north of Cochrane on Friday, according to Calgary EMS.

Memorial Centre construction plans for 2019 will close the rink next summer for at least six weeks and could jeopardize the Peterborough Lakers' season.

A skateboarder demanded a senior buy him a new drink after the two had a minor collision on a city street.

Shin Wook Lim was arrested in Toronto. The RCMP are helping the police there with their investigation.

Robert Earl Butts Jr. was convicted in the March 1996 slaying of Donovan Corey Parks, an off-duty prison guard.

The CEO of Crescent Point Energy Corp. is vowing to work harder to address complaints after shareholders rejected four dissident directors at its annual meeting on Friday, but refused to support the company's approach to executive pay.

Eskimos receiver Rory Kohlert is calling it a career.

A campaign to keep the iconic Vancouver theatre open appears to have done its job with the help from a Canadian Credit Union.

There were tears and hugs aplenty.

"Your biggest enemy in politics is time," Ian Brodie said on this weekend's edition of The West Block.

Two former team captains for the Washington Redskins are challenging a report from the New York Times that their colleagues were forced to pose topless and serve as dates for sponsors.

Toronto police said officers were called to the Front Street West and Bay Street area just after 8:20 p.m. on Friday.

Giuliani may find it hard to get one to see classified documents because of his work with foreign clients, legal experts said.

The nursing school opened in 1890, and the alumnae association formed in 1905. A farewell gala was held at the Chateau Champlain on Friday night.

The City of Barrie got a fresh new look last night, as updated city signs were officially installed.

About 2,300 delegates will vote on up to 250 policy resolutions this weekend in what would be the biggest political annual general meeting in Alberta history.

The Western Mustangs saw a half dozen members of their Vanier Cup championship team selected in the CFL Draft.