Новости за 29.10.2020

Global News will have live, real-time results in the 2020 U.S. election as polls close across the country.

Zegarac says a 4.2 per cent tax increase would amount to just under $150 for a Hamilton property valued at $380,300.

The owner of a parent resource website has created an online map of more than 100 'Halloween houses' across Hamilton, Burlington, and Oakville.

After several years of construction, all four lanes on the newly upgraded Groat Road Bridge are set to open next week. Vinesh Pratap has the details.

York police say officers were called to the docks near Lake Drive North in the Georgina, Ont., area on the afternoon of Aug. 29 and found the body in the water.

One-in-five Peterborough-area residents have had a COVID-19 test since the onset of pandemic, according to Peterborough Public Health.

Officers responded to a tip that a suspended driver was driver on D'Arcy Street in the town.

The accused -- both in their 20s -- were arrested nearby, and have been charged with conspiracy to commit an indictable offence and possession of property obtained by crime over $5,000.

In a decision released this week, the Parole Board of Canada says Nahom Tsegazab has respected the conditions of his release since it began this spring, and shows high levels of motivation, accountability and reintegration potential.

The affected classroom had already been dismissed due to the initial case which was reported on Oct. 25 when a staff member tested positive.

Following its closure in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the popular ski resort will have a host of new health measures in place.

The Groat Road Bridge is opening on time and on budget, according to the City of Edmonton.

The CEO of Suncor Energy Inc. says the Alberta government's decision to end its oil production curtailment program in December after almost two years is "a very positive signal" for the oilsands and refining giant.

Athabasca RCMP were called Oct. 21 for reports of a woman who appeared to be intoxicated 'acting strangely' outside a Calling Lake home.

According to the report, the company embedded small, inconspicuous cameras inside mall directories at 12 Canadian malls which collected images of customers without their knowledge or consent.

Do you ever wonder what happens at a rock museum when the crowds have gone and the lights go out? Discover the answer as Jubilations Dinner Theatre presents: Night at the Museum of Rock Stars playing November 6 - January 24.

Toews will discuss the changes proposed in Bill 41 at a Thursday news conference.

Winnipeggers are wearing masks in an effort to protect against COVID-19 and attempt to lower the city's number of coronavirus cases, but used masks -- specifically the disposable kind -- are causing another problem.

The leaders are expected to discuss their shared commitment to international co-operation and what that means ahead of Tuesday's U.S presidential election.

The figures are expected to be released Thursday afternoon at a news conference involving several health officials, including the province's top public health doctor.

An NFC South showdown kicks off Week 8 of the NFL season as the Carolina Panthers host the Atlanta Falcons.

A new Ipsos poll conducted on behalf of Global News found just 19 per cent of Canadians said they will be handing out Halloween candy this year, with many choosing to forego other holidays such as Christmas and birthdays altogether.

A father of four has been identified as the worker who was hit and killed by a piece of equipment at a Trans Mountain work site in Edmonton. Sarah Komadina has more.

In our Adopt a Pet segment with the Edmonton Humane Society, Dr. Ted Purcell introduces us to Timber the cat and talks about keeping pet safety top of mind come Halloween.

Are you getting tired of carving the same looking pumpkin every year? Global News Morning Edmonton co-host Daintre Christensen has many talents and pumpkin carving is one of them! She shares some of her favourite designs, as well as some tricks to save you time.