Новости за 14.07.2018

Edmonton’s Louise McKinney Riverfront Park could be extremely busy this weekend. As John Sexsmith reports, it will be an outdoor action sports arena extravaganza.

In his weekly editorial, Bob Layton asks: Have environmentalists heard about the power of positive thinking?

Utilities Kingston will partner with two other parties to build a new fibre-optic cable system between Montreal and Toronto.

Police say the popular event is creating problems with litter and public urination.

More than 25 women across Alberta are returning to their roots. For eight days, they’re taking part in the Young Indigenous Women’s Circle of Leadership at the U of A. Kim Smith reports.

Saskatoon police said Dakota Sunshine McKay, 27, is no longer missing.

Meteorologist Jesse Beyer has our seven-day weather forecast starting Friday, July 13, 2018.

The project's first phase is expected to be completed by this winter.

A family and community are coming together after a home on the Blood Tribe reserve was destroyed. It went up in flames early Monday.

Wet weather is always a possibility during the festival season in Edmonton. At Street Performers, staff are ready for anything. Margeaux Maron explains.

Richard Kachkar was found not criminally responsible for killing Sgt. Ryan Russell, a 35-year-old husband and father of a two-year-old boy, in 2013.

"If he joined that byelection race it would insert him at ground-zero of the pipeline debate."

They’re the only pig breed developed in Canada. Now, an Alberta breeder is saying goodbye to the last Lacombe pig. Kent Morrison reports.

Nunavut elder Bobby Suluk says polar bears weren't this much of a problem 60 years ago.

The standings in the Alberta legislature will remain the same after two wins for the United Conservative Party Thursday night. Tom Vernon has the results.

The city is asking Edmontonians to weigh in on how the public transit system should funded, what fares should be and if there should be discounts for certain groups. Emily Mertz explains.

It’s in the heart of Edmonton but Louise McKinney Park has often been forgotten or ignored. Fletcher Kent reports on how that seems to be changing.

We often think it’s the big project that make all the difference for urban revitalization. But as Vinesh Pratap reports, there’s hope a small commercial infill project help change Chinatown in Edmonton.

It's been a part of the community since the start of February but a Lethbridge business owner says he is not impressed with the impact a supervised consumption site is having on his business.

Île-aux-Tourtes bridge construction is five months behind schedule, as a preliminary plan to build a new bridge is being discussed.

A bench honouring the life of Lacey Ewenin was created out of boulders excavated during the construction of the ring road in Calgary.

They have planted a 23,000-square-foot rooftop garden that shoppers can spot from the parking lot.

In his final year of Niagara College's Brewmaster program, he created a beer he hoped would get more people into the realm of craft beer — the Niagara Fog.

Vancouver-based scientist Kurtis Baute traveled to Regina to use Highway 33 to recreate an ancient experiment to prove Earth is in fact round.

Knife wielding 34-year-old Christopher Matthews was stunned with a Taser as a result and taken into custody after being assessed in hospital.