Новости за 13.01.2017

Christopher Steele, the one-time British spy who compiled a dossier on president-elect Donald Trump, is a well-regarded operative who wouldn't make up stories to satisfy his clients, according to diplomatic and intelligence experts who know him.

A woman who was kidnapped as a baby from a hospital in Jacksonville, in 1998, has been found safe, Florida authorities say.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sparked immediate anger among Alberta politicians Friday by suggesting Canada should "phase out" the oilsands.

President-elect Donald Trump's new cybersecurity expert, former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani, has run a cybersecurity consulting business since 2003 and claims to offer services to its clients, but few in the industry are familiar with his work in that area or his company.

Donald Trump won't be getting Paul Anka after all, but Toby Keith, Jennifer Holliday and 3 Doors Down are among performers slated for inauguration celebrations in Washington, D.C., next week.

This year, the 24,000-km Great Trail, a network of recreational hiking trails connecting Canada's three coasts, will be completed as Canada celebrates its 150th anniversary. Dianne Whelan is travelling the trail every step of the way as a way of reconciling with the land and Canada's indigenous peoples.

Takata Corp. has agreed to plead guilty to a single criminal charge and will pay $1 billion US in fines and restitution, while three former employees were charged by federal prosecutors with concealing deadly defects in automotive air bag inflators

The country's highest court has ruled against an Alberta landowner who was seeking the right to sue an energy regulator. Since 2007, Jessica Ernst has alleged hydraulic fracking severely contaminated her well and water supply with toxic chemicals.

It's the dead of winter and — despite how ominous that might sound — the country's top climatologist says that's actually a good thing.

A former Ontario nurse charged with first-degree murder involving eight seniors in two long-term-care homes is now accused of attempting to kill others in her care.

The daughters of former U.S. president George W. Bush, Jenna Bush Hager and Barbara Bush, pen a letter of advice to President Barack Obama's daughters days before the Obama family officially moves out of the White House.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is pressed to justify a federal price on carbon during an emotional exchange on the second day of his whirlwind outreach tour. His jam-packed day includes town halls in Peterborough and London, Ont. and a number of photo-ops in between.

Refugees and migrants are dying in Europe's cold snap and governments must do more to help them rather than pushing them back from borders and subjecting them to violence, the UN refugee agency says.

A former nurse from Woodstock, Ont., will appear in person in court for the first time since she was charged with eight counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of nursing home residents.

Australian researchers have observed two specimens of a rare sea dragon that's never before been seen alive.

Frayed relations between president-elect Donald Trump and the national security apparatus he’s about to inherit could spawn mutual distrust, resulting in low morale and less incentive to take risks for better intelligence, former CIA and FBI brass warn.

Canadians forced to pay some of the highest drug prices in the world could save billions through changes promised by Health Minister Jane Philpott in an exclusive interview with the fifth estate.

The Royal Canadian Navy was warned five years ago that air conditioning on its 12 patrol frigates was not sufficient to cool compartments with newly upgraded electronic warfare systems. Now, after spending $4.3 billion on a massive facelift for the fleet, an additional $50 million has been authorized for new AC.

CBC columnist Neil Macdonald sits down with Conservative leadership candidate Maxime Bernier in his first in a series of breakfasts with CPC leadership hopefuls.

The Syrian civil war separated the Elendaris until an exceptional alliance — between a Thornhill, Ont., mosque and a synagogue — brought them together in Toronto.

Long-distance moving companies often charge by weight — the more stuff you move, the more you pay. But when you don’t know how heavy your belongings are, it can create problems when it comes time to pay.

The Nintendo Switch video game console will sell in Canada for $399, starting March 3, the same date as its global rollout in Japan, the U.S. and Europe.

While maintaining that his priority in dealing with the Donald Trump administration will be the Canadian economy, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told an audience on Thursday night that he would never shy away from proclaiming himself a feminist, defending immigration or extolling the contribution of Muslim Canadians.

When the Boivin family gathered for dinner on New Year’s Day, they had no idea they would soon be multimillionaires.

When the Boivin family gathered for dinner on New Year’s Day, they had no idea they would soon be multimillionaires.