Новости за 19.05.2023

A novice motorcyclist has temporarily lost his wheels after getting busted speeding twice the legal limit on Vancouver Island.

Lawyers for Ibrahim Ali were set to complete their questioning of Dr. Jason Morin but the trial was halted because the accused was not well and the jury was sent home.

Hamilton Fire say that had to douse a large garage fire at a Stoney Creek townhome at a Highway 8 address late Thursday afternoon.

Calgary Police Service officials confirm the victim of a late afternoon shooting in a northeast commercial area has succumbed to his injuries in hospital.

Meloni's far-right-led government has moved to limit recognition of parental rights to the biological parent only in families with same-sex parents, sparking protests.

Aaron Judge and Anthony Volpe hit home runs and Yankees starter Nestor Cortes worked into the seventh inning as New York defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 4-2 on Thursday night at Rogers Centre.

Kevin Milner said he is lucky to be alive after he was bike riding on Tuesday night and had a run-in with a bear that he could never have predicted.

Anna Konrad was 12 years old when rushing water from the Sumas River overran the dikes in Abbotsford forcing thousands of people to evacuate their homes.

An inquest into the death of 13-month-old Tanner Brass said that members of the Prince Albert Police Service (PAPS) did not correctly perform their duties on the day he died.

The B.C. government says it's providing $11 million to a non-profit in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside aimed at training and empowering tenants of single-room occupancy hotels.

The evacuation zone is: north of Township Road 550, east of Highway 32, south of Township Road 570 east to Range Road 130, south to Township Road 561, and west of Range Road 120.

'I know this is disappointing for many, but it is necessary to reduce the risk of wildfire,' Alberta's minister of forestry and parks said of bans ahead of the May long weekend.

Crews battling a 215-square-kilometre wildfire near Fort St. John in northeastern British Columbia got some unexpected help in the fight.

Searching for the origins of the Caesar. The beloved Canadian cocktail was created and made famous in Calgary, thanks to a couple landmarks and a creative bartender.

For Sharon Bollenbach, appointed in February as executive director of the FIFA World Cup 2026 Toronto, Thursday was "the first milestone of many to come."

The latest numbers on the B.C. overdose crisis show at least 814 drug deaths in the first four months of the year, with fentanyl detected in about eight in 10 fatalities.

The driver of the Audi faces multiple charges including driving under suspension, operating a motor vehicle without insurance, and racing a motor vehicle, police say.

The RCMP are recommending chargers for these three individuals while the stolen property will be returned to its rightful owners.

Freedom Caucus members are demanding greater spending austerity than some Democrats will accept.

The B.C. government is contributing $7 million to a new, 25,000-square-foot warehouse for a beloved Nanaimo food bank, Loaves and Fishes.

Health care has been widely discussed during the campaign, with both front-running parties making promises for Lethbridge.

As the May long weekend is around the corner, campers and camp officials are eager to get out and enjoy the nice weather in various provincial parks in Saskatchewan.

According to Edmonton police, the suspect is charged in a crime spree that includes four hit-and-runs, two carjackings, two more attempted carjackings and four robberies.

Another Durham District School Board meeting was shut down, after a public question period spiraled out of control.

Dillon Mitchell, who was a Minnesota Vikings draft pick in 2019, was a mid-season signing in 2022 who became one of the bright spots in another lost Elks season.