Новости за 11.07.2018

On Oct. 17, you will be able to legally light up at your home but recreational pot will not be permitted at a park, a playground or even while pitching a tent.

The artistic director of a theatre in Saint-Jerome, Que., says he doesn't want to cancel a play that sparked protests and accusations of racial insensitivity, and helped lead the Montreal jazz festival to cancel the show's multi-night run in early July.

"We've had 11 months of steady growth in hotel occupancy in the city, so we're seeing the turnaround."

A two-year-old girl is recovering after two Newark, N.J., police officers performed first aid on her after she nearly drowned in a backyard swimming pool.

“It's really nice to be part of a good story that can connect with people."

Tue, Jul 10 – People living in rural communities across western Canada are asking some tough questions after Greyhound decided to end service this fall. As Tom Vernon explains, many communities rely on the line as a link to larger centres.

Meteorologist Jesse Beyer has our seven-day weather forecast for Tuesday, July 10, 2018.

Ministry of Public Safety said "B.C. Corrections is actively working on a contingency plan to address the transportation needs of released inmates who require bus service."

In light of the latest spate of gang-related violence and killings in Surrey, is it time for that community to establish its own police force?

An Athabasca girl is alive and well thanks to a trip to the dentist. The teenager was in horrible pain and no one could figure out why. Su-Ling Goh reports.

A rural Manitoba business owner is scrambling to come up with a new way to move parcels after Greyhound announced it's shutting down virtually all of its routes in Western Canada.

Timing was everything at a south Edmonton daycare on Tuesday morning. A truck came crashing through the front window at the very spot where toddlers are normally playing. Fletcher Kent reports.

A park in Illinois is investigating after a woman recorded a man harassing her for wearing a Puerto Rican flag, while a nearby park police officer stood by.

After pleading guilty to manslaughter in Sheri Carpen's death in 2015, Luke Anthony Macleod was sentenced on Tuesday morning to 11 years behind bars.

Aircraft flew through the skies over Buckingham Palace in celebration of the 100th anniversary of Britain's Royal Air Force.

What do parents need to consider when purchasing sunscreen for their kids this summer? Nurse practitioner Amra Dizdarevic breaks down everything from how ingredients respond to the sun's rays to how much you need to put on to get the best protection.

Council will reportedly be asked to give direction to the municipality's CAO to enter into preliminary negotiations with the company hoping to bring a football team to the East Coast.

A Lethbridge man accused of trying to kill his parents in February pleaded guilty to attempted murder and assault with a weapon. He was sentenced to five years behind bars.

The Edmonton International Street Performers Festival kicks off at its new location on Tuesday. Margeaux Maron has details on how the event is different from years past.

For some parents, choosing kids’ sunscreen is as simple as grabbing a pack of gum at the checkout but what’s inside the bottle may be more important than you think. Laurel Gregory looks at the do’s and don’ts of safe sunscreen use in the summer.

A small forest fire northwest of West Kelowna is now in the mop-up stage.

The charges come after an internet-based incident reported to the department on July 3.

While decided where cannabis consumption will and won't be allowed, Edmonton councillors decided to include tobacco smoking in the cannabis consumption bylaw.

An autopsy has concluded 37 year old Crystal Louise McFadyen, who was eight months pregnant, is the victim of a homicide.

A Montreal borough is taking a creative step to protect pedestrians and slow down drivers.