Новости за 30.01.2020

Karabanow says the demand for shelter beds constantly outweighs the capacity.

'The Late Late Show' host has been accused of merely pretending to drive the 'Carpool Karaoke' car.

One person suggested that Walmart may be looking for new door greeters.

Police say a Burlington man has been arrested in connection to a double stabbing in downtown Guelph on Nov. 24.

Documents released through access to information show at least two ministers and the premier's chief of staff are still using personal email accounts at work.

Heading into the Scotties, members of Team Saskatchewan will have Aly Jenkins close to their hearts after the longtime curler and friend passed away in October.

He was the CFL's top rookie in 2017 and helped the Argonauts win the Grey Cup that year.

Environment Canada is asking the public to monitor alerts and forecasts issued in the days to come.

Anyone with dashcam footage from the area of West 54th Ave. and Oak Street around 6 p.m. Tuesday is asked to contact the VPD.

The Edmonton Eskimos took another pending free agent off their board on Thursday, signing National defensive back Jordan Hoover to a two-year contract extension.

That mid-shift slump is something anyone with a job is familiar with. It is avoidable but according to experts, what you need to fuel your body with to head it off varies depending on your line of work.

The European Parliament overwhelmingly approved Britain’s departure terms from the EU – the final major decision in the four-year Brexit saga. So what does it mean for Canada? Jennifer Crosby speaks with MacEwan University political scientist Andrea Wagner for context.

More than 150 Canadians have asked for help to leave China amid the new coronavirus outbreak. Albertan Carter Perrier has been in Wuhan since Jan. 3. Kendra Slugoski has the details.

Journal writing can offer children and youth a tool to manage their emotions, problems, mental health issues and social pressures.

Passenger numbers were down slightly at Edmonton International Airport last year after a record year in 2018.

A three-year funding deal has been reached to keep Exshaw School, near Canmore, open.

'The science is clear – vaccines are safe and effective,' the Nova Scotia Health Authority said in a tweet on Thursday.

Last year, the El Paso Zoo received over 7,000 name submissions from scorned lovers.

A cool down kicks into the Okanagan weather forecast to start February.

After four years of declines, oil and gas spending is forecast to go up in 2020, according to one energy industry group.

The U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention said, however, the threat level in the country remains low.

Ontario’s Associate Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Barbara Yaffe said in a press conference Thursday that so far 67 people have been tested in Ontario.

Fines for distracted driving in Saskatchewan are more than doubling on Feb. 1, with a ticket for a first offence increasing to $580.

While the notice is a demand, such demands often spur court fights requiring a judge to weigh in on whether they will be enforced.

Dads around the world took to Twitter to share their #GirlDad stories in response.