Новости за 30.09.2018

Art combined with infrastructure when the feline sculptures by James Thomson adorned the Centre Street Bridge from 1917 to 1999.

About 30 campers, former residents of a tent city at a Saanich park, were told they have to leave Goldstream by Oct. 2

A Kelowna youth had his dirt bike stolen from his family's garage.

Global Edmonton’s weather forecast for Sat, Sep 29.

The Saturday, September 29, 2018 edition of the Global News Hour at 6. Hosted by Quinn Ohler.

Although residents at a mobile home park near Penticton were given eviction notices nearly five months ago, many of them are still struggling to find an affordable place to live.

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats ended a two-game losing skid in emphatic fashion after blitzing the B.C. Lions 40-10 Saturday afternoon at Tim Hortons Field.

Canadian Grammy winner Alessia Cara shared her excitement for the upcoming Grey Cup performance and following in the footsteps of Shania Twain.

Canadian singer-songwriter Alessia Cara will perform at halftime at the 106th Grey Cup in Edmonton.

Sat, Sep 29 – A family from the Entwistle-area say their beloved clydesdale Molly was stolen from their family farm earlier this week. As Albert Delitala reports, they are now turning to the public to help bring her home.

Sat, Sep 29 – A movie that kicked off the Edmonton International Film Festival, The Grizzlies, is a telling tale about the issues faced by northern Indigenous communities. Inspired by a true story, the film showcases the healing power of sport in a small town ravaged by suicide, alcoholism and trauma from residential schools. Julia...

A unity ride comprised of Springbank residents and Tsuu T’ina leaders took place Saturday to demonstrate their opposition to the Springbank dam.

Police released images of suspects they are looking to speak with in connection with an early morning shooting in Waterloo.

Waterloo Regional Police were forced to close Ezra Avenue for several hours Saturday afternoon after Wilfrid Laurier homecoming celebrations got out of hand.

Luke Richardon made 31 saves while the Rangers used a four-goal second period to toppled Ottawa.

This year's intricate corn maze is emblazoned with a fire shield and axe, and the message 'Lumsden Heroes Saving Lives'.

Brace for snow if you're driving through the mountains in B.C.'s interior this weekend.

The owner of a six-year-old Clydesdale horse is asking for the public's help after she believes it was stolen last weekend from her acreage near Entwistle.

Kingston wants to beautify the intersection at Princess and Division streets because officials say it currently doesn't present a nice introduction to the city's downtown.

Nearing the end of his first year of open-level tennis, Global’s Mike Arsenault enlists a Canadian tennis legend to help him with his game.

More than 50 exhibitors took part in the Winnipeg Cannabis and Hemp Expo, showcasing products and educating the public, with pot legalization in Canada looming.

Jair Bolsonaro is leading polls, but also has the highest rejection rate of any candidate. Brazil will vote October 7.

Inn from the Cold held its seventh annual Push to End Homelessness in downtown Kelowna.

A man who was found on the tracks of a Winnipeg railway Friday morning has died, police said on Saturday.

Elon Musk has agreed to step down as Tesla's chairman to settle an SEC charge over tweets Musk sent about taking Tesla private.