Новости за 23.05.2018

The unsuspecting Illinois woman who marked the milestone was awarded a gift bag, an on-board credit and a suite upgrade.

The decline of Liberal Party support has different implications in different parts of the province. In much of Ontario, particularly rural, small city and mixed suburban-exurban sections, it has benefitted the Conservatives who began the election campaign with an enormous lead suggesting a landslide, the proportions of which haven’t been witnessed since the days of...

An obscure EU privacy law could change the Internet, from social media to targeted ads.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley said her government is doing everything it can to get construction on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion back on track this summer.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley said her government has been working closely with the federal government and Kinder Morgan to get the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project back on track. But have the feds done enough? Notley said the proof will be in the pudding.

The federal government is tabling legislation to put the best interest of children first in the decades-old Divorce Act. Family law experts weigh in on whether it will make a difference.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley said she will not reveal her timeline on when and where Bill 12 will roll out, but said furious work is underway to make sure it can be put in place very quickly.

Examples of products include Baby Orajel, Little Teether's Oral Pain Relief Gel and Anbesol Gels, along with their adult versions.

Video from Reuters shows the reporter Haley Moore standing in front of the horse, which then knocks her to the ground and continues galloping over her.

An Ottawa city councillor's motion about reducing single-use plastics caused a bit of a stir during Wednesday's council meeting.

A personal belongings cart developed for homeless people by UBC Okanagan students is ready for a test drive.

A date for the second public hearing has yet to be determined.

There were some fresh legs on the field Wednesday for the Edmonton Eskimos as they went through their drills on day four of training camp.

Another part of the research that stood out, Åkerstedt adds, is the importance of sleep as we age.

An Edmonton mother said if it wasn't for her 10-year-old daughter and a rush of strength, she wouldn't be alive to tell her story.

Police in Penticton are investigating a report of shots fired at a residence on Governmnet street Tuesday night.

The Kelowna Fire Department is performing a swift water rescue from Mission Creek in the Rutland area.

"We want kids to have good manners, but they don't have to be patsies," one expert says.

Emily Olson, 10, and her mother, Kimberly, explain how the young girl jumped into action to help her mom after she was crushed by an ATV over the May long weekend. It happened while they were camping near Drayton Valley.

The Law Society of Ontario's guide includes sections on constitutional protections for Indigenous people, landmark Indigenous rights cases, lists of Indigenous language interpreters and links to glossaries of relevant legal and cultural terms.

The truck was hauling the feathers from a poultry facility to a rendering company in Vancouver.

The week is to begin with the signing of a proclamation and raising of the Rainbow Pride Flag at Springdale Town Hall.

A 50-year-old Edmonton man has been arrested and charged after allegedly sexually assaulting "two young children that were known" to him.

Flood waters have receded in Maugerville, N.B., but evidence of the worst flooding in the province’s history is everywhere. Piles of waterlogged household belongings litter driveways and makeshift garbage dumps. Homeowner Claude Basque typifies an emotional aftermath. “That’s where I’m cutting all the walls, up that high. Everything has to come out,” says Basque, standing...

Police say on May 20, shortly before 11 p.m., a vehicle and bike collided, resulting in critical injuries to the cyclist.