Новости за 29.08.2019

Ernst and Young, the accounting firm overseeing the Quadriga bankruptcy, is now asking for the proceedings to be moved from Halifax to Toronto.

The activities currently being carried out in Nantes and Frontenac will be integrated into the plans and specifications for a bypass project in Lac-Mégantic.

YouTube is introducing a new option to watch full seasons of its original TV shows for free.

Next week thousands of kids all across the province will be heading back to class and that means school zones will be busy. RCMP Corporal Ron Bumbry joined us with reminders on how motorists can help keep kids safe.

2020 will mark the third time London has undertaken hosting duties for the CMAOntario Awards.

Global  News has learned the RM of Grahamdale, located in the Interlake, will declare the emergency after dry weather has left producers unable to produce enough hay to feed their cattle, among other problems.

Money can be a touchy subject for many, but financial literacy and learning good spending habits is very important. Shaun Maslyk, a financial planner and writer of the blog “The Most Hated F-Word,” wants to help you do that without making it a painful experience at the upcoming event “Shifting your f-inancial perspective: a non-boring...

Here’s Mike Sobel’s Thursday, August 29, 2019 early morning weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.

Four children and two adults were transported to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries Wednesday night following the crash.

Flordia warned residents on the East Coast to have "seven days of supplies, prepare their homes and follow the track closely."

Teachers who don't follow the secularism rules come Sept. 3 could potentially face sanctions.

Officers were called to the area of Yonge and College streets around 5:15 a.m Thursday after a driver reportedly hit a parked car and a pedestrian.

To appear on stage in Houston next month, they had to hit 2% in at least four approved public opinion polls while securing 130,000 unique donors.

Political opposition to Prime Minister Boris Johnson's move to suspend Parliament crystallized Thursday amid protests, legal action and a petition to block the move.

A Parham, Ont., landlord says they told their tenants they were being evicted in mid-July, and it escalated into an incident that resulted in six men arrested and charged weeks later.

Police say a transport truck hauling a large boat was travelling south on Montreal Street on July 19 when the boat reportedly caught an overhead cable line near Sheppard Street.

Canada's largest mental health hospital is developing a specialized form of psychotherapy catered toward Canadians of South Asian origin to help members of that community overcome stigma around mental illness and seek treatment.

Puerto Rico is still struggling to recover from back-to-back hurricanes in 2017 that killed about 3,000 people soon after the island filed for bankruptcy.

The federal government's contentious bill to set up a new authority to assess industrial projects like pipelines, mines and inter-provincial highways, was proclaimed into law on Wednesday and Alberta's UCP government responded swiftly.

The bear's chosen dining spot was in Bowness, near 87 Street N.W. and 33 Avenue N.W. — in Ernie and Wendy Ooms' yard.

A B.C. woman wants to warn others after she almost fell victim to a fraudster impersonating a Telus employee after the recent email outage.

Swoop president Steven Greenway said Wednesday that unspecified damage was found on the plane in question, forcing it to be grounded for repairs.

Since it first opened nearly two weeks ago, it's been sheer pandemonium at a popular Filipino fast-food chain in south Edmonton, and that has prompted a pair of friends to tap into their entrepreneurial instincts to make some extra money.

Chinese state media described the troop movement in the early hours as routine, while Asian and Western diplomats watching PLA movements in the former British colony had been expecting it. Land, air and maritime are reported to have also entered the city.

Maryellle Gana (left) and Ivana Recinos (right) have people paying them to wait in line for their food at the new Jollibee restaurant in Edmonton.