Новости за 11.06.2023

Freddy Beach Ribfest partnered with Make-A-Wish to help grant wishes to kids with chronic illness and say this year is looking to be one that will break records.

Winnipeg police say they have arrested a man after a vehicle pursuit that resulted in the seizure of $850 worth of drugs.

Ted Kaczynski, known as the "Unabomber,'' was found unresponsive in his cell at the Federal Medical Center in Butner, North Carolina and pronounced dead later Saturday morning.

A new rail shipping rule passed Thursday is meant to drive down costs, but it's awoken two Canadian railway giants now fighting over concerns about expenses and congestion.

Favourite Family Recipe contest finalist Sara Milosavic shows chef Wayne Sych of Joe Fortes how to make breskvice cookies, also known as 'little peaches.'

In the soccer clubs' two previous meetings at TQL Stadium in Cincinnati, the Vancouver Whitecaps earned a 2-1 win in the inaugural season and a 2-2 draw in 2022.

London, Ont.'s Western Fair District has announced the musicians who will perform at the annual Western Fair in September, including rock icon Burton Cummings.

Edmonton police are investigating a single-vehicle collision involving a Tesla that rolled several times after leaving the highway. Speed is believed to have been a factor.

Vernon Search and Rescue launched a rescue Saturday after two hikers on Pinnacle Lake signaled for help using the satellite-based SOS function on their newer model iPhone.

OPP say two people are dead after a marine incident near Bayfield. While responding to a boater in distress, a volunteer assisting in the rescue also suffered a medical emergency.

Toronto police have released an image of a suspect wanted in connection with an 'unprovoked' stabbing on May 27 at Downsview Park Subway Station.

'Last year at this time, I was just an ordinary person. I was not running across the province, I didn't need to run across the province because my son was still alive.'

Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Dominic Leblanc says opposition leaders can't demand a public inquiry without providing terms of reference and someone to lead the process.

Economists pointed to the wildfire smoke engulfing large parts of the continent as a reminder that the climate crisis is still unfolding.

Peel Regional Police said in a news release Saturday that a search warrant executed on Friday led to the seizure of eight stolen vehicles with an estimated value of $650,000.

The defence minister said the military continues to be in "growth mode" due to an ongoing recruitment and retention crisis that has kept its ranks smaller than needed.

In the last installment of a three-part series, Global News looks at efforts to revitalize Chinatown and how economic development can help deter crime.

Nicola Sturgeon unexpectedly resigned in February after eight years as Scottish National Party leader and first minister of Scotland's semi-autonomous government.

New regulations in Quebec that encourage platforms like Airbnb to police their own listings could help improve housing affordability, experts and advocates say.

Global News Hour at 6 on Global Calgary for June 10, 2023. Hosted by Sarah Offin.

Winston, a seven-year-old yellow lab, has extensive experience in the hospitality industry his goal was to become a guide dog, but he was too friendly for the job.

Central Okanagan Search and Rescue was searching for the missing vehicle Saturday morning using an underwater camera.

Saskatoon and area residents are enjoying another year of pickleball as a nearby tournament that is bringing people of all ages together.

'He was a special individual. Liam had a very specific personality that drew you towards him,' says a friend of Liam Johnston, who died in a Calgary workplace accident Thursday.

It’s day five of Highway 4 being closed due to the Cameron Bluffs wildfire on Vancouver Island.