Новости за 25.11.2023

Often, if a club is in the playoffs at Thanksgiving, that club makes the playoffs. The Canadiens are one point out of the playoffs after a 3-2 shootout win.

Small businesses and climate activists are looking at what the province's newly introduced "gas tax holiday" bill could mean for Manitobans.

Authorities on Friday identified those missing or killed in a southeast Alaska landslide this week as five family members and their neighbour, a commercial fisherman.

Police officers are looking for a suspect after a woman was found with a stab wound at the scene of a fire at a northeast Edmonton homeless encampment on Friday.

“Local animal rescue volunteers spent hours in the dark, and in the cold, to ensure the cats received the care they required,” said Chase RCMP.

Edmonton Fire Rescue Services wasn't sure if the man experienced a medical episode before or after falling but said when crews rescued him, he was in fairly serious condition.

Police were called to the 10200-block of King George Boulevard on the evening of Aug. 17, where they found a man with serious injuries.

"I think this is a wake-up call," experimental lakes researcher Scott Higgins said. "Clear Lake is now the most western lake in Canada to be invaded with zebra mussel."

What does it mean to shop local? This holiday season, a Winnipeg-based business owner talks about the role they play in the community.

Tune your dial to 107.3 FM to keep listening to QR Calgary. AM Broadcasting is expected to be restored by 5 a.m. on Saturday Nov. 25.

The government says it is also beginning new consultations on possible changes to national security laws and procedures to better protect against foreign interference.

Stuart Skinner made 25 saves, for his third career shutout. The Oilers snapped a three-game losing streak.

Halifax Transit is making a push to tackle what they say has been a growing issue for their workers. During the city’s transportation standing committee meeting on Thursday, Philip Herritt, the director of transit operations for Halifax Transit, outlined a proposal to help address violent incidents happening on buses city-wide. “It’s time to put the...

A Kelowna, B.C., man who stabbed his fiancée to death in 2014 when she tried to extricate herself from their toxic relationship is now back behind bars.

"I used to say we cant afford to say no to housing, I need to ramp that up to something a bit more and its no longer appropriate to say no to housing," said Chris Guérette.

Three-quarters of the forecast job openings will need post-secondary training, but the province stresses many don't need a traditional university degree.

On Wednesday, TD Bank released a report warning of a potential 10-per cent drop in Canadian home prices due to weaknesses in Ontario and British Columbia housing markets.

As a two-week public hearing unfolds, diverse voices are emerging, with Indigenous media players hoping the implementation of Bill C-11 will result in more equal opportunities.

A strike by 80,000 health-care workers entered its second day, leading to cancellations of non-urgent surgeries and slowdowns in other services.

The annual Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards highlight the expressive and hilarious animals that live in nature.

Fredericton's new justice building has been stalled since the summer, but the province has received three new bids to take on management of the project.

Naval military trainees lit a replica helicopter on fire Thursday night, as part of training for helicopter fires on Canadian naval ships.

RCMP said officers were investigating a firearms complaint in the area of Riverside Meadows -- on 59th Avenue between 60th and 60A Streets.

According to a new study, the city's carbon emissions are climbing back to pre-pandemic levels, moving climate targets further out of reach.

To help struggling pet owners cope, the Toronto Humane has created a food bank for pets and runs programs to help with vet bills and foster homes during periods of hardship.