Новости за 22.12.2023

The collective agreement talks between the Quebec government and public sector unions remain deadlocked just a few days before Christmas.

Traffic on the Bay of Quinte Skyway Bridge will continue to be restricted to a single-lane until spring 2024 and construction work is expected to be complete by the summer.

Toronto police say a driver died after her car crashed into a tree in the city's north end Thursday evening.

The largest union in Nova Scotia says 'extreme shortages' are expected in emergency departments during the holidays, when many staff are off work.

A white vehicle appeared to be severed into two parts, and debris from the cars was scattered across the road near the scene of a collision in Lake Country, B.C.

With $122 million from the federal government, the City of Winnipeg said it will invest in programs expected to fast-track 3,000 new housing units, including 900 affordable units.

The Wild have moved back into the playoff chase in the west, while the Canadiens continue to surprise in the east.

Child-care operators have an upcoming deadline to sign the 2024/25 Affordability Grant for child-care agreement, which according to Bailee Procee, is handcuffing providers.

The Edmonton Oilers exploded for four goals in the third period to register a 6-3 road win over the New Jersey Devils Thursday night. “The second period obviously wasn’t what we wanted, Oilers Head Coach Kris Knoblauch said after the game. “They came out and scored early in the period, but I thought we did...

RCMP issued a public warning Thursday after two reports of people forking over cash to a purported ticket seller on Facebook Marketplace, only to be left staring at a blank space.

Their names were read one-by-one at the ninth annual Longest Night of the Year memorial, which aims to bring them dignity by recognizing and remembering those who died this year.

North Okanagan residents lean on the Animal Auxiliary in all kinds of emergencies, floods, fires, and when their paycheque is stretched too thin.

"I'm kind of sad that they're closing," one last minute shopper said.  She glanced back at the storefront, “there are no other stores in town like this one”.

Gathering with loved ones during the holidays? A few simple arrangements can help lower the chances of respiratory illness crashing your Christmas party.

An Edmonton man says he is out half a million dollars after he invested it in a cryptocurrency-based scam. He's now found a non-profit group dedicated to getting it back.

After she was disqualified from her position as a school trustee with Red Deer Catholic Regional Schools, Monique LaGrange's lawyer says his client is planning legal action.

With a lot less snow than usual, it may not look like winter in Edmonton, but there are lots of activities -- many free or low-cost -- to make it feel like winter.

A 38-year-old man has been charged after an alleged attempt to steal copper wire and causing damages estimated to be between $15,000 and $20,000.

Although the online sales suspension went into effect Thursday afternoon, the devices are scheduled to remain on store shelves until Sunday.

Blue Bombers defensive back Deatrick Nichols avoided free agency by signing a two-year contract extension on Thursday.

Describing the move as a "difficult decision" he said he's grateful to those he's met along his political run and that the party "accomplished a lot over the years."

Kevin Falcon said in a year-end interview that voters will have the opportunity to decide between the "unaffordable" New Democrats or the results-oriented BC United.

Kingston and the Islands MPP Ted Hsu didn't win the Ontario Liberal leadership race, but he says he's ready to hit the ground running under new leader Bonnie Crombie.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe discusses emissions, inflation and an upcoming election in 2024.

The extended family members in Gaza of Canadian citizens and permanent residents will be given temporary residence status for three years.