Новости за 15.10.2018

'As long as my fans love it, I’ll keep on keeping on,' said Dean Brody.

The Aga Khan Garden was made possible by a donation from Aga Khan, who will be in Edmonton Tuesday to inaugurate the garden. Botanic Garden director Lee Foote discusses the upcoming inauguration.

Mounties say the test was given to a driver pulled over near Arcola last Wednesday and the results backed up an impaired driving charge.

A federal presentation predicts automation could kill some 500,000 transportation jobs - from truck drivers to subway operators, as well as over 600,000 more jobs, such as parking attendants and auto repair workers.

After an October snowstorm dumped nearly 40 centimetres of snow on Calgary streets, the city's transportation department is looking at improving bus traction, but won't necessarily turn to snow tires.

Unions and community groups are urging the new Quebec government to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour, even though during the campaign, the CAQ said it was against the idea.

Parks Canada says campers will be allowed to smoke cannabis at registered campsites in national parks across Canada.

Alberta Finance Minister Joe Ceci says the province had to consider the forecasted profits over several years before deciding how much funding it could supply to municipalities to help cover cannabis legalization-related costs.

Recreational marijuana use will be legal across Canada on Wednesday and we want to know how Albertans plan to mark the historic day.

The province has announced it is providing $11.2 million over two years to help some Alberta communities with the legalization of recreational marijuana. Kendra Slugoski provides the details.

With two days until recreational marijuana becomes legal in Canada, the change comes with new rules in Edmonton. Vinesh Pratap reports.

There have been many questions around the issue of policing and cannabis in B.C., once it becomes legal.

According to Barrie police, on Saturday at around 8 a.m., officers received a report of a theft at the Shoppers Drug Mart on Essa Road.

The trees are set to be felled as part of an ongoing $170-million project to renovate the canal's crumbling infrastructure.

Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth is advising dispensary owners who hope to legally operate recreational marijuana shops to shut their doors before Wednesday.

The Liberals under Premier Brian Gallant have seen cannabis as green gold - a chance to create production and retail jobs and rake in profits through its new Crown agency, Cannabis NB.

The Liquor, Gaming and Cannabis Authority of Manitoba has launched a new campaign educating Manitobans on strategies for safer cannabis use, called Know My Cannabis Limits.

The biggest stretch of warm air Saskatoon has seen since summer slides into the weather forecast.

At around 12:30 a.m. on Oct. 14, Regina Police were called to the 900 block of Cameron Street where a 16-year-old girl was found dead at the scene.

'Our wildest dreams came true today — we’re married!' the reality TV stars said.

Toxoplasmosis is an increasingly prevalent disease affecting a wide range of marine mammals, and the only definitive hosts of the parasite that causes it are felines -- both wild and domesticated.

The Alberta government says it will provide $11.2 million over two years to municipalities as part of a Municipal Cannabis Transition Program.

A Woodstock mother travelling with her children was airlifted to hospital after being involved in a collision in Wilmot Township on Sunday.

"I just didn't want to get between the mother and the baby and Donnie didn't want to either because we didn't want them to get upset."

Despite the temperature dropping near or at the freezing mark by mid-week, Farnell said Toronto will not see any snowflakes until the weekend.