Новости за 01.10.2022

The Edmonton Oilers overcame a strong goaltending effort from Calgary's Dan Vladar to beat the Flames 2-1 in pre-season action Friday night at Rogers Place.

The Bombers forced six turnovers, Zach Collaros had four touchdown passes, and the Bombers defeated the Saskatchewan Roughriders 31-13 in front of a sold-out crowd at IG Field.

Two B.C. Indigenous leaders, who were themselves taken from their families and placed in foster care, are now looking to help others who were separated while fostering healing.

The Owen Sound Attack picked up the win over London as both teams began the regular season on Friday night.

Friday's event saw some of the community's 46 known living survivors lead hundreds of people on a walk through the streets of Enderby.

'I was just blown away!' Jarrod Cardinal said about finding the woolly mammoth tusk. 'Who digs a hole in the ground and finds something like that?'

Mosaic Stadium was filled with a sea of orange t-shirts this Thursday for Miyo-wîcîwitowin Day, the majority of attendees youth from local high schools.

The return to normal public access and adoption viewing will begin on Saturday, Oct. 1. However, visitors will be required to wear a mask.

The intersection at 12 Avenue S.E. and Olympic Way has been closed to allow for crews to relocate utility lines to make way for a future tunnel under Calgary's downtown core.

Though voices like the the Assembly of First Nations and Saskatchewan Federation of Labour are encouraging the province to declare a statutory holiday, no plans are in place.

For the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, the Syilx Okanagan Nation invited residents to step up and support victims of Indian Residential Schools.

In honour of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the Saskatoon Tribal Council organized a Powwow at SaskTel Centre in Saskatoon. Dancing and drumming took place followed by a few words reflecting on the advancement of Indigenous reconciliaion. The event was well attended with Canadian country musician George Canyon making an appearance as well...

Over 320 teachers from the Northeast School Division visited neighboring Indigenous communities Friday, to learn about how they can take reconciliation into the classroom.

Eighty-six-year-old Marianne Lush's has terminal cancer and is legally blind and paralyzed in both legs, but was found in bed without a health-care worker last week.

A move by Canadian bobsled and skeleton athletes to unseat Sarah Storey hit a snag this week with the abrupt adjournment of the federation's annual general meeting.

Vancouver police said the homeowners returned to their Kitsilano place around 11:30 p.m. to find someone had broken in, "ransacked it and stolen their car keys."

The Edmonton Elks will look to keep their playoff hopes alive and end a 14-game home losing streak as they host the Montreal Alouettes on Saturday.

Saturday's firing is the latest of North Korea's escalating missile launches in the wake of U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris' visit in South Korea.

"Getting out art out there it’s making turtle island, and Canada, and America a lot more of a beautiful place to live,” said Quinton "Yung Trybez" Nyce.

The Reconciliation Lethbridge Advisory Committee continues working towards fulfilling the calls to action from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

Samuel George was one of the last children to attend St. Paul's Indian Residential School, the only institution of its kind in what is now known as Metro Vancouver.

In a tweet Friday, Toronto police said the incident occurred in the Jane Street and Annette Street area at around 6:10 p.m.

The comments from Canada's foreign minister marked the latest insinuation that Russia may have intentionally sabotaged the natural gas pipelines to Europe.

Friday's unveiling also included speeches, prayer, Jingle Dress dancing, songs and gathering of at least 200 people at corner of Colborne and Horton streets.

Part of the path forward for many Indigenous peoples for New Brunswick is the recognition the land is unceded and surrendered -- and the return to traditional names.