Новости за 18.11.2023

New data suggest that COVID-19 activity in British Columbia is trending downward, while influenza and RSV are on the rise.

Ahmed Yousef said on Nov. 8, he caught a man on his property, where his home is undergoing extensive renovations, and behind a metal fence.

While some low-waste businesses will remain unfazed by the recent ruling, a plastics researcher says this 'back and forth' creates uncertainty for businesses and consumers.

Scuffles broke out during a protest over the Israel-Hamas conflict at a Scotiabank building in downtown Toronto on Friday, with police claiming demonstrators "became aggressive."

A key maritime union says it is "shameful" the federal government has let an old but reliable search tool fall into disrepair on the B.C. coast.

Amanda Volker, 37, from Leduc, was killed in a crash on the Trans-Canada Highway east of Calgary that left her 16-year-old daughter Danielle with serious injuries.

"Never in my life have I seen the utter disregard the world has shown to my medical profession colleagues," Dr. Fozia Alvi said.

Emissions of a potent greenhouse gas from Alberta's energy industry are underestimated by nearly 50 per cent, according to a new study from one of Canada's premier climate labs.

Just after noon on Friday, a Canada Post employee working in the area called 9-1-1 to report the blaze at a single-family home in the 500 block of Jubilee ave.

Prosecutors have stayed a charge against a man who was arrested in Calgary after he repeatedly used a phrase heard at pro-Palestinian rallies across the country.

After 21 years of service across the globe, Richards was diagnosed with PTSD. However, his journey toward healing took a new trajectory with the companionship of his service dog.

The installation of the cameras is expected to help the city of Dauphin in addressing crime, whilst discouraging vandalism and break-ins.

"She's never going to see her daughter grow up. She's going to miss her first date, her first day at high school, she's going to miss being a grandmother."

Officials announced earlier this week that a hunter had stumbled on what police thought was a two-decades-old crash site in B.C.’s Interior.

A 54-year-old Calgary man faces first-degree murder charges in connection with the deaths of two men in 1994. Police credit advancements in technology for moving the case forward.

RCMP says as of Nov. 1 this year, it laid almost 550 impaired driving charges, and made 964 immediate roadside suspensions across Manitoba.

The Montreal Alouettes and Winnipeg Blue Bombers will meet in the Grey Cup championship for the first time Sunday night in Hamilton.

William Nylander and John Tavares each had a goal and two assists as the Toronto Maple Leafs roared back from a 2-0 deficit to defeat the Detroit Red Wings 3-2 in Sweden on Friday.

Emergency crews were called to the intersection of Wellington Road 32 and Concession 4 around 11:30 a.m. Friday. OPP are asking for witnesses to the crash to contact them.

Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke had strong words regarding the decision to suspend the city's police board amid Surrey's police force transition woes.

Officers with the North District Community Support Unit began an investigation this month into the trafficking of illicit drugs in the Point Douglas area.

The City of Regina’s proposed 2024 budget includes a 2.2 per cent increase to the mill rate as well as higher fees for utilities, and garbage and compost collection.

Vancouver council approved the 13-storey development on Arbutus Street in 2022, then sought provincial legislation to support project. A local group filed a legal challenge.

Ryan Domotor, MLA for Cutknife Turtleford has been removed from government caucus and stripped of all government appointments and responsibilities.

Mouna Manna was protesting outside where Minister of National Defence Bill Blair and Halifax MP Andy Fillmore were dining. She says she's trying to get her parents out of Gaza.