Новости за 22.03.2019

Discussing the Golan Heights, a Syrian foreign ministry source said Trump's statement showed "the blind bias of the United States" toward Israel.

Late Thursday afternoon, Conservatives believed they had caught the Liberals shorthanded, with not enough of them ready to vote to pass one item.

Toronto police shared details of the call on Twitter in the hope of raising public awareness about the misuse of the alarm system.

Hunters have said holding wildlife killing contests helps protect the caribou population, which is considered endangered in B.C.

Andrew Mangiapane, Garnet Hathaway and Matthew Tkachuk each had a goal and an assist for the Calgary Flames in a 5-1 win over the visiting Ottawa Senators on Thursday.

SAULT STE MARIE, Ont. - Maksim Sushko scored twice, including the overtime winner, as the Owen Sound Attack edged the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 4-3 on Thursday in Ontario Hockey League playoff action.

U.S. House of Representatives Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings has pressed the White House for info on whether Donald Trump's son-in-law has communicated sensitive info via WhatsApp.

The leader of Alberta's United Conservatives says he believes humans are causing climate change and action is needed to tackle it, but those who disagree still have a place in the party.

Draisaitl had three assists in the Oilers' 4-1 win.

Thursday's blast at the Tianjiayi Chemical plant in the city of Yancheng is one of China's worst industrial accidents in years. Nearly 1,000 area residents have been moved to safety as of Friday.

The recall of Janes Pub Style Chicken Nuggets affects 800-gram packages with a best before date of Dec. 15.

UCP Leader Jason Kenney says he will fight back against Ottawa as Premier Rachel Notley touts progress on pipelines.

The Friday, March 21, 2019 weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.

The future just got far more promising for an Edmonton-based tech startup. Margeaux Maron explains.

Joanne Gui, the Calgary-Edgemont candidate for the Alberta Party, said she "just couldn't believe it" when she saw one of her big signs along a Calgary roadway plastered with graffiti.

Edmonton’s police chief says meth addiction is a growing concern in the city but police alone can’t solve the problem. Kendra Slugoski reports.

What to do about health care is an issue that often divides Albertans. Fletcher Kent takes a closer look at the debate and why it’s about more than just health.

He made the cashiers accompany him through the front door — then demanded they buy him a coffee at the Tim Horton's next door.

Saskatchewan's school boards and teacher's union both say they appreciate increased funding, but it isn't keeping up with rising costs and growing classrooms.

A rescue dog was reunited with his family after a transit operator’s quick thinking saved the furry friend's life.

Students will be a key demographic during the election this fall, with some budget measures, specifically cuts to student loan interest rates, intended to drum up support.

A Kingston family is upset with a local retirement home after their son suffered an electric shock from a wall socket.

President Donald Trump will sign an executive order on Thursday requiring U.S. colleges to certify that they protect free speech on their campuses or risk losing federal research funding, White House officials said.

A 24-year-old driver faces charges of impaired driving causing bodily harm after she hit an SUV on HWY 1 Wednesday night, said RCMP.

Environmental legislation proposed by British Columbia is targeting the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion and would significantly impact it, says the proponent of the project.