Новости за 24.10.2023

The cost of the respiratory syncytial virus vaccine is about $270 in New Brunswick and advocates say that is cost prohibited for most seniors.

A new era of the Toronto Raptors will dawn on Wednesday when they kick off the 2023-24 NBA season. But just what this new version of the team will look like is still unknown.

Andersson was initially given the ban for charging Blue Jackets forward Patrik Laine late in the third period of a game Friday in Columbus.

A missing senior was last seen in Winnipeg on Oct. 20. Officers with Oakbank RCMP say he was dropped off in the city early Friday morning.

The fire department carried out 460 targeted inspections as part of a push to secure potentially hazardous buildings following a fire in Old Montreal that killed seven people.

Sales have improved in the wake of the pandemic but profits are down "due to soaring operating costs" and low foot traffic that never recovered writes Restaurants Canada.

Halifax Regional Police say they've arrested a suspect in a stabbing Tuesday afternoon that sent a 14-year-old to hospital.

The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) released a list of 10 strategies that municipalities can undertake to become improve their chances of winning the grant.

The Remembrance Day ceremony normally held at Halifax's Grand Parade is being moved across the harbour because the grounds are being used as a tent encampment for homeless people.

The Edmonton workers at Keywords Studios, who are represented by UFCW Canada Local 401, were laid off amid efforts to negotiate their first collective agreement.

The region says that a vote was held with over 9,000 students taking part earlier this month, and 93 per cent of those approving the measure.

Police homicide investigators concluded the three were strangled by Yssaad before he took his own life by leaping from a hospital window.

A woman was taken to the hospital after Winnipeg police say she experienced a medical event. Officers were called to restrain her and assist the WFPS.

The battles, which have been steadily growing in popularity, see music lovers rig their cars or bicycles with sirens and loudspeakers (often, as many as possible) to blast songs.

In the middle of an interview with Global News, Rutie Mizrahi got an unexpected phone call confirming her aunt, held hostage by Hamas, had been released.

The blasting, aimed at reducing further rockslides, is planned between North Beach Road and Callan Road and will see the highway closed from 11 a.m. until  2 p.m.

Taryn Hutchings is looking to gather pyjama donations for kids staying at Saskatoon's Dube Centre.

Republicans chose Tom Emmer as their nominee for speaker but ran headlong into the same internal divisions that have prevented them from filling the role for three weeks.

The bridge adjacent to Lock 20 of the Trent-Severn Waterway will see traffic interruptions from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Oct. 24 and Oct. 25 for routine inspection and maintenance work.

A survey from stakeholder organizations aims to get feedback from people who live, work and frequent the area.

Peter Fragiskatos, MP for London North Centre, told Global News on Tuesday that his constituency office, located at 231 Hyman St., was sprayed with ketchup on Sunday.

The provincial government is adding $23.6 million to support Alberta foster caregivers, including funding for counselling and for those helping older youth.

The settlement comes more than 15 years after Indigenous groups launched a human rights complaint that sparked a years-long legal battle with Ottawa.

A high-school teachers hands on geography program won them an award from the Royal Canadian Geographic Society

The NHL has rescinded its ban on players using stick tape to support social causes, including rainbow Pride Tape.