Новости за 13.07.2023

Alongside Prime's Energy drink, 3D Alphaland, Celsius, GFuel, Sting and 5 Hour Energy are also seeing recalls issued by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.

The FDA has approved a nonprescription, progestin-only birth control pill called Opill, which experts are saying could be a positive step forward for increasing access.

Police say they were contacted by Canada Post’s postal inspectors on Monday as they were investigating number of suspected thefts by an employee.

Two straight interest rate hikes from the Bank of Canada are expected to cool the national housing market but experts say not to expect price drops.

Starting Aug. 1, seniors will be able to take the bus in Burlington, Ont., for free at any time of the day, while youth aged 13 to 19 will get free rides on evenings and weekends.

Officials are warning about the risks of blue-green algae after a dog died following an exposure at Long Lake in the Halifax area last month.

A longtime garden store in the West Island may be closing its doors after nearly 65 years. Daniel and Chantal Cléroux, and several staff members, have decided to retire.

The owner of Meat Cove Campground in Cape Breton says he's had 30 cancellations so far this season. Tourists try to drive down the pothole-ridden road, give up and turn around.

In her resignation letter with the legislative assembly, she says as a single mother working between Toronto and Kitchener her child-care situation is what led her to step down.

Brad Herauf filled in as Regina Pats acting head coach for the last half of the 2021-22 season while Coach Paddock was sick, finishing the season two points from a playoff spot.

More than 150 motorcyclists plan on riding through St. Thomas and the surrounding area Saturday in honour of Aiden Curtis, the 11-year-old boy who was killed in a crash last week.

The gunman who killed 11 people at a Pittsburgh synagogue in 2018 is eligible for the death penalty, a federal jury announced Thursday.

Police are looking for multiple suspects after a man in his 30s was left with serious injuries following an afternoon stabbing in downtown Toronto Thursday.

'We will work with the Alberta Advisory Committee on Immunization to determine the best approach for implementing the recommendations,' Alberta Health said of COVID-19 boosters.

One of the bodies was found in a wooded area while the other two were still inside a small, zipped-up tent, police said.

A 37-year-old man from Miramichi, N.B., has died after a two-vehicle collision involving a dump truck Wednesday afternoon in Douglas, according to RCMP.

Sizzling mid-30 degree heat returns to the Okanagan weather forecast this weekend, along with sunny skies before the pattern starts breaking down next week.

The Toronto Blue Jays will embark on a second consecutive 10-game season-opening road trip to start the next Major League Baseball campaign as renovations are set to continue at Rogers Centre.

Alberta Energy Regulator became aware of AlphaBow's pipeline work when the company submitted a notification of pressure test to the regulator, which led to a pipeline inspection.

A lawyer representing some of those demonstrating at a Winnipeg landfill asked for an adjournment Thursday during a court hearing on an injunction to end the blockade.

Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston said his government gave the judge leading the Lionel Desmond fatality inquiry several extensions to finish the final report prior to his dismissal.

A maroon mountain bike with the words 'Rocky Mountain' written in yellow was stolen Wednesday afternoon. The value of the bike is estimated to be $2,000.

More than 2,000 individuals participated in the balloting that led to the selection of the baseball team's new name, the Saskatoon Berries.

It took ground crews nearly two hours to access the fire, hiking through steep terrain and thick brush, Wednesday evening.

A 54-year-old man died Thursday morning in a single-vehicle collision near Edmonton's core.