Новости за 15.08.2023

Einav Feldman says she hopes others learn from her mistake after trusting a social media account for purchasing tickets to a Taylor Swift show in Toronto.

South shore drivers park at their own risk and risk being fined at the Du Quartier station, claiming lack of available spaces at Brossard REM stations.

Daniel Christopher Leonard, 45, was released after serving a 28-month sentence for sexual assault.

Toronto police say a 45-year-old man has been arrested after allegedly "spraying bear spray at people" in a restaurant.

The Ontario Liberals are set to hold five debates in the race to choose their next leader, starting with an event next month in Thunder Bay.

Investigators say two groups of teens were involved in an argument when the group of suspects assaulted three victims who were taking refuge in a mall business.

At 48.1 per cent, Quebec had the highest percentage of people who considered the environment impact of their food choices and Saskatchewan had the lowest at 26.4 per cent.

The owner told the victim that the dog doesn't bite before it knocked her to the ground and started biting her, according to police.

Police say before officers arrived, the suspect had left a residence and barricaded himself inside a building on Bessie Avenue, about five kilometres northeast of Bobcaygeon.

Quebec provincial police say the five suspects, who are from Montreal, could face charges related to the use of a prohibited weapon.

Edmonton police say a man approached a family near Whyte Avenue and 111 Street and started yelling hate speech at them before pulling his pants down.

Premier Blaine Higgs has previously defended the changes, arguing that parents have the right to know whether their children are questioning their gender identity.

Public health tests on Monday revealed potentially harmful cyanobacteria lurking in waters near the Binbrook Conservation Area beach.

Bobby Baun, a hard-nosed defenceman who entered hockey lore by helping the Toronto Maple Leafs to the 1964 Stanley Cup on a broken leg, has died at the age of 86.

Members of the Canadian Armed Forces are set to be mobilized in the Northwest Territories today as wildfires threaten communities.

Edmonton restaurant chain PrimeTime Donair has confirmed that it won the auction.

'Medical aid in dying is not there to replace natural death,' said the head of the independent body that monitors the practice of doctor-assisted deaths in the province.

The family of a cadet who killed himself while attending Royal Military College in Kingston, Ont., has asked the coroner to investigate what led to their son's death.

Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement with rainfall across Hamilton and Niagara potentially reaching 50 millimetres in some areas.

Police say the victim had parked his truck and was securing a load on the back when he was hit. The 53-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene.

Police say 27-year-old Jacob Jansen was found with a stab wound on George Street on Aug. 8. He later died in hospital. An arrest was made on Aug. 14.

The Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation forecasts a need for 3.5 million more homes by 2030 than the country is on track to build.

Peel Regional Police say a woman has died after she was hit by a vehicle in Brampton on Monday night.

CREA says housing activity has been generally stabilizing from a busy spring as the Bank of Canada resumed its interest rate hiking cycle in June and July.

City administration noted that estimates are being further refined regarding the budgetary gap, which now sits at $26,161,450 in 2024 and $19,328,650 in 2025.