Новости за 11.05.2020

"The spin off we're doing called 'American Horror Stories' (one hour contained episodes)," Ryan Murphy announced.

Countries need to be very careful as they lift coronavirus-related restrictions, according to the World Health Organization.

A workforce that was geared for an airport handling 26 million passengers a year is being reduced to handle the now expected eight to 15 million passengers per year, over the next three years.

"This is common across the country right now. The reduction in reporting is quite alarming."

Regina Police made several arrests in connection with an illegal firearms investigation.

City council unanimously approved Monday the creation of a separate innovation entity to support entrepreneurs and Edmonton's tech and knowledge economies.

No community cases were linked to the outbreak at Bylands Nurseries, health officials said.

Freshly ordained minister John Krasinski hosted a Zoom wedding via ‘Some Good News’ on Sunday and invited some very special surprise guests for the newlyweds.

Saskatchewan golf courses are preparing to open May 15, with new rules and safety protocols in keeping with the COVID-19 pandemic.

Some workers are heading back to work Monday at the Toyota assembly plant in Woodstock, Ont., after production was halted over concerns about the novel coronavirus.

From homeschooling to emotions, a new Angus Reid Institute survey asks Canadian kids how they’re faring amid a global pandemic. The survey found 54 per cent of young respondents miss their friends more than anything else. ARI executive director Shachi Kurl outlines more of the findings on the noon news.

Here’s Phil Darlington’s Monday, May 11, 2020 afternoon weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.

A campaign is underway in Edmonton to see which pet is named president of the Mill Creek Ravine off-leash area. Community Reporter Morgan Black joins us live from the election headquarters to introduce us to some of the candidates.

Dr. Deena Hinshaw will provide an update at 3:30 p.m. on the current case numbers as well as Alberta's response to the pandemic.

The Métis Nation of Alberta has released the second phase of its province-wide action plan in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau announced Monday that the federal government says it will provide loans and financing to the country’s largest employers to help them weather the COVID-19 economic crisis. Speaking to reporters in Ottawa on Monday, Conservative leader Andrew Scheer said he would ask Morneau “is this it?” when it comes to financial...

A wave of COVID-19 infections has hit meat-packing plants across the country. The union representing workers at these facilities says 18 of 37 inspectors working at the Cargill plant in High River, Alta., have tested positive for the virus. Speaking to reporters in Ottawa on Monday, Conservative leader Andrew Scheer was asked what a Conservative...

The staged relaunch of the economy means how people work could change forever. That is raising questions about what that means for all that office space out there. Vinesh Pratap reports.

We check in with Global Edmonton’s Kent Morrison and find out how he’s been spending his time in self-isolation.

Police did not provide many details about the badges, which were reported stolen last week.

Staff from the Queen's University Archives are working to collect digital records, including medical research, findings and articles published during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Investigators say the man was shot in the area of King Street West and Lake Avenue Drive.

A body rub parlour on Ellice and a salon on Corydon are the latest businesses to be fined by Manitoba Public Health for not following coronavirus restrictions.

Quebec is the first province to reopen schools despite being the hardest hit by the novel coronavirus.

Calgary police are hoping to determine the motive in a deadly fight in the community of Penbrooke Meadows on Sunday evening.