Новости за 03.12.2022

The London Knights won for the 11th time in 12 games on Friday night.

No one was hurt, but passengers described a startling jolt when the anchor deployed. The incident forced the cancellation of two sailings between Vancouver Island and Tsawwassen.

Martin Payne was found dead in his bathroom on July. 12, 2019, a pool of blood by his head, and duct tape binding his arm and leg.

Danielle Smith says her sovereignty bill that grants her cabinet unfettered power to rewrite laws behind closed doors without legislature approval was never intended to do that.

David Froh from the Regina Food Bank said that the food hub will act like a grocery store, adding that food will still be free but with greater dignity and a better experience.

The Edmonton Police Service has put forward its capital budget request to city council.

Laurent Dubreuil of Lévis, Que., kicked things off with a victory in the 500 metres in Quebec City's first international long-track speedskating competition in 30 years.

The report found B.C. was unprepared, but showed "resilience, balance, and nimbleness" in its response. It also identified a number of key areas where the response needs work.

Since the transition to Saskatoon's new emergency wellness centre began this week, 97 people have been moved from the downtown location, which will soon close.

As of Dec. 2, there were 369 positive cases in B.C. hospitals, up from 328 the week prior. The number of patients in critical care climbed by one to 38.

A handful of women and children have returned to Canada from the region in recent years. Feds say they are looking to help secure the release of 19 Canadian women and children.

Canada exits the World Cup with some disappointment, but also having made history. A Calgary pro soccer player hopes to help the team take the next step forward in 2026.

Toddler Avery Harper is battling both RSV and the flu. The viral illnesses have hit young patients so hard that children's hospitals across the country have been overwhelmed.

The agreement establishes the MNA as a legitimate government in Canada. It’s one of about 25 self-government agreements already in place — a modern treaty.

The Holly Jolly Market at Covent Garden Market is one of several events taking place as part of seasonal Downtown for the Holidays campaign.

As NASA works towards its return to the moon through the Artemis mission, a Calgary company has a role to play from the ground, designing control rooms for critical work.

The District scolaire francophone Sud wrote in a letter to parents that classrooms could close if a supply teacher is not found in time.

Born Kirsnick Khari Ball, Takeoff was the youngest member of Migos, the Grammy-nominated rap trio from suburban Atlanta that also featured his uncle Quavo and cousin Offset.

Several business leaders in Burnside have pushed to create a Burnside Business Improvement District. The steering committee's chair says it will help them advocate to government.

A provincial task force that Social Development Minister Dorothy Shephard calls a 'tiger team' was in Moncton this week to assess the needs regarding homelessness.

The three-phase project includes upgrading Terwillegar Drive to an expressway with four lanes in each direction — three for vehicle traffic and one dedicated bus lane.

Trudeau spoke a day after a paraplegic veteran of the Canadian Armed Forces shocked lawmakers by revealing she had been offered medically-assisted death by a VAC employee.

Naming rights for a section of Calgary Transit's C-Train line were recently purchased by TD Bank, adding more green to downtown streets and city coffers.

A Mountie charged in the fatal shooting of a man who had been sleeping in a pickup truck says he trusted information from a fellow officer that the man was wanted as a suspect.

December is usually busy season for store owner Robin Levett, but unexpected construction just outside her shop appears to have deterred the usual pedestrian traffic.