Новости за 05.11.2022

Environment Canada issued a wind warning for Greater Victoria, and with special weather statements for the Lower Mainland, eastern Vancouver Island, Howe Sound and Sunshine Coast.

The shoe giant announced Friday night that it will halt its relationship with the Brooklyn guard, who has been suspended by the Nets.

Thompson RCMP are searching for a missing woman, believed to be in Winnipeg

B.C. will make its first post-season appearance since 2018 on Sunday, hosting the Calgary Stampeders in the West Division semifinal.

Canada's Brad Gushue defeated Randie Shen of Chinese Taipei 11-3 to secure the top seed in the playoffs at the Pan Continental Curling Championships on Friday.

This week, ASIRT finally released the report into what happened at a fatal police shooting that took place four years ago. Those delays are wreaking havoc for everyone involved.

The USask released a report for post-secondary institutions on verifying Indigenous identity following Carrie Bourassa's claims of Indigenous ancestry which she could not prove.

The Correctional Service of Canada said a lockdown was put in place at Mission Institution due to 'the safety and security of the institution, its staff, and inmates.'

This week on 'Shaping Saskatchewan,' Ford shares his thoughts on what he thinks it means to be a leader. He said a lot of it comes down to trusting his staff.

'It's particularly treacherous for people who bike,' says Alison Stewart of Cycle Toronto of current construction, 'it's the same issue for people that walk or take transit.'

Along with the attack at the Yaletown apartment building, Bryce Michael Flores-Bebington is charged with a pair of unrelated sexual assaults in July.

Scott Crockatt with the Business Council of Alberta said the shrinking deficit – from around $53 billion to $36 billion – is promising for the country’s economic future.

The first of 382 solar panels are up on the roof of the Windermere Fire Station No. 31 in southwest Edmonton.

A report from Alberta Council of Disability Services shows workers on average have not seen a wage increase since 2014. A petition is calling on the province to increase funding.

Mills had been supporting the vulnerable population in the area for several years before opening his camp.

A Winnipeg woman whose son was murdered nearly two decades ago wants the families of this year's 44 homicide victims to know they're not alone.

Health Canada told Global News on Friday that four companies are reporting shortages of drug products containing amoxicillin, an antibiotic.

Police say they've made an arrest after a woman was sexually assaulted by a massage therapist operating out of a home in Toronto.