Новости за 02.05.2019

The Hand2Hand Spring Market is returning to the Terwillegar Community Church, where 60 local creators will be selling premium homemade goods. Angelina Coming and Heidi Lou show off examples.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange told a London court on Thursday that he wouldn’t agree to be extradited to the United States, where he is accused of conspiring to hack into a Pentagon computer.

The Ontario government has announced legislation that would stiffen penalties for illegal soil dumping.

A man was arrested Wednesday for uttering threats at a Liberal fundraising event attended by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Mississauga, Ont. the RCMP confirmed through a statement posted by Peel Regional Police.

Halima Aden's appearance in Sports Illustrated's swimsuit edition in a hijab and burkini has generated a range of reactions, writes Scott Thompson.

A man in his 30s is believed to have been involved in an overnight altercation with a group of males.

In general, people in Surrey are afraid and shaken up by all the recent violence, a city councillor says.

The report, which was released Thursday, comes after months of consultations with the public over allowing vehicles in the green space.

Lifestyle expert Janette Ewen shares some gift ideas for Mother’s Day, including brunch ideas, some fitness and tech gifts, plus beauty products.

An elderly Australian couple signed for a package that was mistakenly delivered to their Melbourne home on Wednesday.

We also saw oversized blazers, body-hugging accessories and even fringe on Paula Abdul.

With spring weather here, motorcycle drivers are back out on the roads. Liane Langlois with the Alberta Motorcycle Safety Society shares some safety tips for both regular drivers and motorcyclists.

While speaking before the Bill C-69 Senate committee, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney spoke passionately about Alberta’s frustration, saying the bill is a full-frontal attack on the province’s economic prosperity.

While speaking before the Bill C-69 Senate committee, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney spoke passionately about Alberta’s frustration, saying the bill is a full-frontal attack on the province’s economic prosperity.

After removing references to Sikh extremism from its annual terrorism threat report, the government has now taken out all mention of Sunni and Shia extremism.

June will be the last time you can get a monthly bus and metro pass for $85.

Police have charged a man and woman with human trafficking, but say one of them is still on the lam.

The Prince Albert Raiders have one more challenge in front of them in order to punch a ticket to the Memorial Cup.

From moms who love to eat to moms who deserve some alone time, we have you covered for Mother's Day.

Once city council debates Edmonton speed limits May 14, Coun. Andrew Knack plans to introduce a motion to have everything built new in the 'burbs and residential streets going through neighbourhood renewal get new design standards.

St. Lucia health authorities are refusing to let hundreds of passengers disembark from the cruise ship after a measles case was detected on board.

The Chinese government has suspended the export permits of two Canadian pork exporters, marking the latest irritant in a widening diplomatic dispute, according to Marie-Claude Bibeau

Jason Kenney will meet face-to-face today with the political foe he attacked relentlessly in his successful bid to become Alberta's premier: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Here’s Mike Sobel’s Thursday, May 2, 2019 early morning weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.

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