Новости за 14.05.2023

Edmonton’s outdoor pools are opening just in time for May long weekend. The first pool to open will be the Fred Broadstock outdoor pool on May 20.

According to Nova Scotia's Department of Natural Resources, RCMP have begun evacuating homes after a wildfire spins out of control in Little Harbour, Shelburne County.

The Parkinson Association of Alberta says the movement disorders program clinics in the province don't have the capacity to see all patients who are diagnosed as they progress.

Brayden Bailey, Old Spaghetti Factory's director of kitchen operations, walks us through a simple but special plate of pasta perfect for mothers.

NDP MP Jenny Kwan said the Canadian spy agency discussed limited details with her on Tuesday, under the direction of the Prime Minister’s office.

The city of Fredericton is set to approve another large-scale development, despite concerns from some councillors and residents about a lack of infrastructure and amenities.

More than 250 bodies have gone unburied this year at a Montreal cemetery as a result of a labour standoff, with the remains stored at freezing temperature in an on-site repository.

Winnipeg police said the teen broke into the residence through a window. They allege he stabbed the victim in an unprovoked manner and then fled.

Unseasonably hot weather in the BC Interior has pushed the BC River Forecast Centre to issue a high streamflow advisory for the Upper Columbia, Boundary and Kootenay regions.

The crash happened just after 9 p.m. on Thursday along Highway 9, with first responders including Ontario Provincial Police Caledon detachment officers.

The Peace River Regional District has issued an evacuation order for the Stoddart Creek wildfire due to immediate danger to life safety.

The lack of recycling and the global microplastics pollution crisis led a Western University professor and her team to find a degradable 'plastic' to solve the problem.

The Vees are now 9-0 at home in the playoffs and have won 43-straight home games dating back to April 1, 2022.

Early returns from Turkey's national election Sunday had President Recep Tayyip Erdogan with a solid lead after some 47 per cent of ballot boxes were counted.

Police say a man has been arrested on several charges after he allegedly sprayed two officers with bear spray before fleeing into a nearby residence.

The court is located on the northeast side of the airport's parking lot and will be open between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. It's free for public use and parking is $2 per hour.

Firefighters responded to the home on the 200 block of Foxtail Street in Regina’s Fairways West neighbourhood at around 9 p.m. Saturday.

The wildfire is suspected to be human-caused and officials are urging the public to use caution and care when in backcountry recreational areas.

After an investigation, Durham Regional Police officers concluded the flyers were likely designed to cause 'distress' to the girls, potentially as an act of revenge.

Robert Ramsay Hall is six feet tall with a medium build, curly blonde hair, and blue eyes. The 30-year-old was last seen in Osborne Village on April 30, Winnipeg police say.

A grassroots movement called Take Back Alberta, took down one premier — will it take down another?

The community of Fall River, N.S., watched in excitement on Saturday as Dillon, a new wooden-carved dragon, joined the town's long-time resident dragon, Emily, in a local lake.

Not since David Miller left office in 2010 has a progressive candidate stood a better chance of winning the mayor's seat, said Zack Taylor, a political science professor.

The $14-billion deal will see Volkswagen, the world's largest automaker, set up a manufacturing presence in Canada for the first time in history.

About 350 people came to the legislature in New Brunswick to protest the review and any changes to policy 713, which protects LBGTQ students.