Новости за 25.06.2018

Edmontonians opposed to the U.S. detainment of immigrant families plan to rally on Saturday at End of Steel Park.

Police used the initiative to promote their Vision Zero approach on roadways, conducting a two-day traffic crackdown from Thursday, June 21 to Friday, June 22.

"Just because you don't see a judge doesn't mean you aren't receiving due process."

The U.S. president made the comments as he welcomed King Abdullah II of Jordan to the White House for a working visit.

Mounties arrested three people after seizing drugs, multiple firearms and cash from a home in Kelowna.

The child was returned to her parents without any injuries.

Police said Michael Hilder, a 37-year-old from Oakville, was arrested on Thursday and charged with manslaughter, along with trafficking a Schedule 1 substance.

Kingston police say a motorcyclist with a suspended licence allegedly fled from police, eventually crashing his bike.

The Freedom Flight Park in Lumby offers tandem paragliding flights which allows beginners to soar in the air alongside an instructor with very little training.

Patio season is here, so why not take advantage of it and network with potential employers?

Lung cancer remains one of Nova Scotia's most deadly diseases and is significantly more curable if discovered early.

Canadian hospitals are getting better at preventing C. difficile infections, according to a new study.

A suspected Islamist radical who once served as Osama bin Laden's bodyguard, was detained in Germany on Monday, police said.

A memorial was held for 15-year-old Athan McEwen, the young boy who was tragically killed by a vehicle in a parking lot in Albert Park on Sunset Drive, Friday night.

A Saskatoon police officer said he spotted a gun in a vehicle after he pulled it over for a passenger not wearing a seat belt.

Calgarians need to be more careful when disposing of smoking materials, Calgary's fire chief said Monday.

The fleet renewal plan would see the first new chopper arrive in Calgary in 2019, with another four arriving over the three Alberta bases over five years. According to STARS, the first three have already been ordered.

Experts say make sure you check your pets for ticks and remove them as soon as possible.

Large fire burns at the North End's Orloff Metals Ltd. sending black smoke into the air.

Public Schools of Saskatchewan says the government should be looking at integrating non-Catholic students attending Catholic schools into the public system.

First, there were the Shuswap. Then came fur traders, prospectors, the railway, and then Kamloops.

It's only existed since 2012. And it has no voting population.

First it was Copper City. Then it was Canterbury. Then it was Invermere.

First, there were dinosaurs in Hudson's Hope. Then came the explorers, the settlers and the dams.

The coroner's report has found Manitoski died from toxic shock syndrome (TSS) due to staphylococcus aureus.