Новости за 10.05.2023

Around 6 p.m. on Tuesday, officers from the Ontario Provincial Police's Caledon detachment were called to a home on True Blue Crescent in Bolton, an area of the town of Caledon.

A police inspector alleges battery, negligence and breach of statutory duties over a dog bite he sustained as an innocent bystander outside his Surrey, B.C., home two years ago.

If the online exploitation continues at its current rate, the Mounties said 2023 is on track to more than double the number of incidents reported in 2022.

Transportation officials closed the same stretch of Highway 99 where five people were killed in a mudslide in 2021 on Monday, calling it a precautionary measure.

Despite having a security company on-site to secure their townhouse that was hit by a semi-truck, the Kelowna homeowner says there have been two break-ins at the property.

The evacuation orders were for 10 properties in the Johnson’s Flats Area, plus 10 addresses on four other roads.

So far, the North Stars are 1-for-1 in that journey and starting this week will set their sights on the one trophy that has eluded the program for decades.

The development raises yet more questions about how the report detailing China's targeting of MPs, including Michael Chong and his family, somehow fell through the cracks in 2021.

Squamish Nation Coun. Sxwíxwtn Wilson Williams told Global News he spoke with Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh, during his visit to the Lower Mainland late last month.

Notley unveiled the Lethbridge Teaching Clinic at a campaign rally Monday evening.

Conservative MP Cathay Wagantall's bill would encourage judges to consider physical or emotional harm to a pregnant victim as an aggravating factor during sentencing.

VistLethbridge.com is launching four major initiatives to keep the city top of mind for visitors. The new vision highlights Lethbridge as a four season destination city.

University-Rosedale Coun. Diane Saxe said there is a growing public safety concern for pedestrians because of the amount of e-bike couriers who drive in an unsafe manner.

On Monday evening, Nathan Neudorf (United Conservative Party) and Rob Miyashiro (New Democratic Party) sat down for a forum at the Lethbridge Public Library's main branch.

Surrey hasn't received a "stitch of paper" outlining B.C.'s offer financial support if it backtracks on the RCMP and adopts the Surrey Police Service, Mayor Brenda Locke said.

"We regularly work with communities on their tsunami activities preparedness and plans," Minister of Emergency Management and Climate Readiness, Bowinn Ma told Global News Tuesday.

The Prairie Valley School Division is worried about the impacts on their budgets and their students following the province's newly introduced Sask Distance Learning Centre.

“Starting soon, we'll be bringing a new version of the show we've been doing for the last six-and-a-half years to Twitter,” Carlson said in a video posted on the platform.

The owner says he was told by an OQLF agent that new legislation coming into force in 2025 will make their current name illegal and they'll be forced to translate it to French.

Windermere Basin beside Eastport Drive in Hamilton will become a flight training and research hub for the Unmanned and Remote Sensing Innovation Centre (URSIC).

Danielle Smith declined Tuesday to discuss prior comments equating the COVID-19 vaccinated to Nazi supporters, saying it's time to move on from the "dark days'' of the pandemic.

"I think we have to be harder all over the ice. We weren't as hard in front of our own net as we needed to be, especially at this time of year,'' said Oilers forward Evander Kane.

Election night will see Global News offer broad coverage online, on social media and on television and radio.

Provincial officials are hosting a town hall meeting for evacuees who have been affected by the wildfires that have swept across the province recently.

Smith says a UCP government would monitor dangerous offenders out on bail with ankle bracelets and add 100 patrol officers.