Новости за 08.05.2020

Fire broke out at an apartment building on Lansdowne Street on Friday afternoon.

Mohawk College president Ron McKerlie says the school is creating a flexible plan that can be adapted as required by health and safety protocols during the coronavirus pandemic.

A 15-year-old boy was arrested by police Thursday in relation to a fatal shooting at an Airbnb short-term rental on Gilmour Street in Ottawa in January.

The funding, and how the money will be distributed, comes after the federal government first announced the temporary relief plan in mid-April.

National outrage over the young black man's shooting death swelled this week after the cellphone video was leaked and shared on social media.

The investigation involved two Brantford police officers called out to an incident at the Polish Hall on July 31, 2019.

Officials said the new method is still undergoing further research, but has proven to provide results within 30 minutes without the need for high-tech equipment.

After working the nightshift, a London Health Sciences Centre hospital employee came out to his car to find out his catalytic converter had been stolen.

The man reportedly carried his mother away in a wheelbarrow on May 2.

Alberta's chief medical officer of health will provide the province's daily update on COVID-19 at 3:30 p.m. Friday.

The Washington Capitals announced in a statement Friday morning that Brendan Leipsic has been placed on unconditional waivers for the purposes of terminating his contract.

The roof of the yet-to-open northwest Edmonton Police Service Campus will need to be replaced, more than a year after the city revealed leaks were discovered in the structure.

Edmontonians will have to wait a bit longer to find out how the city will respond to the COVID-19 relaunch. Vinesh Pratap explains.

With the daily number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 declining, Alberta’s top doctor is stressing caution, especially for those considering gathering in groups. Julia Wong reports.

Alberta's unemployment rate was one of the highest in the country in April as the full force of the COVID-19 pandemic hit.

29 years old, Lisa Mitchell had a lot on her plate. Lisa and her common-law husband, Allan Shyback, had two children. In the fall of 2012, she juggled two jobs to try to make ends meet and provide for her family. Then one day she disappeared leaving her common-law husband and two children behind. On this episode of Crime Beat, crime reporter Nancy Hixt shares the shocking twist this case took.

Firefighters were called to Mill Street and Queen Street West in Brampton at around 10:41 p.m. Thursday for reports of a house fire.

When Nathan Strange's friends lost their daughter in a tragic accident in early 2019, the Carman, Man., teacher and songwriter responded in the best way he could — through music.

The airport said that a pilot had spotted a person on the runway before the death was reported.

Under the lockdown, all public transport has been suspended so migrant workers heading home often have to walk long distances to get there.

If so, it would mean that nearly all the job growth in the 11 years since the Great Recession ended had vanished in one month.

Nicholas Beaton, the husband of Kristen Beaton and father to their young son and their unborn second child, filed the papers in the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia on Tuesday.

Councillors passed several motions as well as what they called the 2020 Flood Recovery Bylaw on Wednesday in an attempt to help Fort McMurray residents recover from the recent flooding disaster.

The government's handling of the virus has been strongly criticized by scientists and doctors who fear the outbreak will gather pace among a population of around 210 million and overwhelm the country's struggling health system.

Police are asking Edmontonians for tips after their investigation of a recent vandalism spree resulted in the discovery of dozens of bus shelters in the city that had been damaged this week.