Новости за 17.01.2023

Iranian leaders vowed tough action against protesters they have described as rioters, accusing enemies including the United States of fomenting the unrest.

Waterloo Regional Police say a cruiser was damaged after an officer spotted a stolen vehicle in Cambridge on Monday morning.

Investigators believe Messina Denaro was driven on Monday to Palermo's La Maddalena hospital from Campobello di Mazara to be treated for cancer.

A Kingston, Ont, woman was found dead at a Kelowna, B.C., park one year ago Monday, and her family and friends are still left with many questions.

Health officials in Lennox and Addington are struggling to recruit and retain nurses. One Napanee-area home recently posted a job — and received zero replies.

Public consultation has kicked off in Loyalist Township ahead of a complete revamp of the W.J. Henderson recreation centre.

The e-commerce company says the move represents about 10 per cent of its head count-related operating expenditures, with half of the cost reduction coming from management.

"They told us to immediately stop drinking our water," she said. "We weren't to cook with it. We were advised not even to brush our teeth with it.''

In a few months, the City of Edmonton will begin installing up to 30 pop-up dog parks as part of a six-month pilot project meant to help build "'15-minute communities.'

All school purpose vehicles have been cancelled for Tuesday in Oxford County due to freezing rain, transportation officials say.

Investors sued in August 2018, shortly after Elon Musk posted on Twitter that he was considering taking Tesla private at US$420 per share. "Funding secured," he said.

The Board of Police Commissioners held a special meeting to allow the public to voice its opinions on the proposed Halifax Regional Police budget for the upcoming year.

Montreal researchers said they think the links formed during in-person discussion permit people to communicate emotions or offer non-verbal cues.

New Democrat members of Parliament are expected to focus discussions on getting more wins out of their confidence-and-supply agreement with the federal Liberals.

Although no one responded when a 911 operator answered a call, they heard an argument between people in the background and Guelph, Ont., police were able to trace the address.

The Bank of Canada's interest rate hikes to date will push Canada into a 'deeper' recession than Deloitte first thought, but the finance firm still expects minimal job losses.

In the latest instalment of our six-week series 'Out of Pocket,' a B.C. single mom explains how surging inflation means making tough choices, and feeling like she can't get ahead.

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Jake Neighbours and Noel Acciari scored first-period goals and Jordan Binnington made 31 saves to lead the St. Louis Blues over the Ottawa Senators 2-1 on Monday night.

The Last of Us, an HBO series that was filmed in Calgary and throughout Alberta, will feature some familiar and adorable faces in later episodes.

The beloved bruiser passed away Sunday at the age of 52, and calls to induct him into the Ring of Honour are once again growing after his death.

York Regional Police said security at a Markham, Ont., mall contacted them Saturday to report red and white graffiti on the property which was later painted over by staff.

The Rev. Bernice King said many people too often cheapen her father's legacy into a "comfortable and convenient King" instead of fully embracing his message of change.

If an old dam at Sasamat Lake in Port Moody, B.C., were to be removed, it would result in a drop in water levels and significantly alter the area for wildlife and visitors alike.

A Kelowna business owner called police after seeing through real-time surveillance footage that a man with a hammer was trying to break into trailers on a construction site.

A Nelson police officer who suffered critical injuries in an avalanche that killed a colleague last week is making "incremental progress" but faces a long road to recovery.