Новости за 27.11.2019

"Just in time for the Christmas season," Stephen Colbert said before showing the audience a calendar that resembles the White House.

The identity of the person who was arrested has not been released.

After several consecutive months of easing quotas, the Alberta government says the oil curtailment limit will remain unchanged in January following the CN Rail strike and Keystone pipeline spill in North Dakota.

The Calgary Flames are doing their best to focus on hockey with the future of head coach Bill Peters still up in air amidst allegations he directed racist comments at one of his players in the minors 10 years ago.

A Spruce Grove man has been charged with murder after the body of a Kelowna woman was found just north of the city in Parkland County.

A new report released by CUPE says education support workers in Saskatchewan are dealing with an increase in violence.

It is the fourth homicide and 19th shooting-related incident in Waterloo Region in 2019.

The 59-year-old's family confirmed the 'MasterChef' star's death on Wednesday morning.

The man accused of tossing buckets of feces at people in three different incidents at two Toronto universities is making a court appearance Wednesday morning.

Ontario is introducing new measures to combat bullying in schools, including more training for teachers and a review of how incidents are reported.

The Edmonton Eskimos have parted ways with head coach Jason Maas.

Saskatoon police said a foot chase ended when a conducted energy weapon was used on Ernest Jimmy.

Brandon William Janveaux has now been charged with assault with a weapon and assault causing bodily harm.

The deal includes two agreements, one that replaces the 2015 master agreement, and a second which replaces the 2015 clinical and academic funding agreement.

The Vancouver-raised actor was filming a sports reality show titled 'Chase Me' in China on Wednesday when he died.

The hit Broadway musical “Waitress,” based on the 2007 movie of the same name, tells the story of a waitress in an abusive relationship who sees a pie contest as her way out. It’s taken over the stage at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium and two local girls – Audrey Elizabeth Ehrenholz and Annalise Johnson...

During this week’s Ask The Doctor segment, Dr. Allison Chabassol explains how inflammation of the plantar fascia ligament along the bottom of your foot happens, and how you can treat the painful ailment.

The city has been working to take down homeless camps as part of a multi-agency approach involving social agencies, alberta health and police. City of Edmonton Social Development branch manager Jackie Foord explains how in many cases, people living in tent cities are dealing with some of the most significant mental health and addiction challenges.

Perry Stothart from Classic Landscapes and Ellerslie Gift and Garden talks about the different kinds of trees that are good for Christmas trees, what to look for when picking one, and how to keep it health through the holiday season.

The county will hold a news conference on Wednesday "to publicly release non-confidential details from the conditional agreement of purchase and sale" of two local properties.

Limestone District School Board Secondary School teachers kicked off their work-to-rule campaign with information pickets.

Belleville, Ont. city council got a glimpse of what the future could hold for the mothballed, 70-year-old Memorial Arena and the adjacent Legion building. Four bids to redevelop the site were revealed during a special council meeting Tuesday night. It was standing room only at the public meeting, held to hear four proposals to redevelop...

A staff Christmas party in Brandon Monday ended with two intoxicated people spending the night in the Brandon Correctional Centre.

Kingston city councillors have approved the operating budget for 2020 and it includes a big win for the Kingston police because Murney the horse will be back in action.

Montreal police say a gunman approached a parked car and fired shots on Tuesday night.