Новости за 13.02.2017

Jeffrey Sandusky, one of Jerry Sandusky's adult sons, faces multiple charges of sexual offences involving children, more than five years after the former Penn State assistant coach was himself first arrested.

Vince Li was undiagnosed before he beheaded Tim McLean on a Greyhound bus eight and a half years ago, meaning he has never had to voluntarily stick to a treatment plan. Now that he has received an absolute discharge, the legal checks and balances that once kept his demons at bay have disappeared, and that poses risks for society, writes Robyn Urback.

A WestJet pilot is earning high praise after paying for pizza for passengers that got rerouted while travelling to St. John's — on an Air Canada flight.

Almost overnight, the Oroville Dam gained worldwide attention when authorities announced that it was in danger of spilling over.

A group of seemingly well-organized thieves has stolen $3.27 million worth of antique books from a warehouse in London, in a complex heist straight out of a Hollywood movie.

Walkyr, the American hairless terrier, has been described as "feeling like a warm piece of baloney ... except not so slimy." The smooth-skinned pooch is taking on top dogs from around the world at the Westminster dog show in New York City.

A U.S. federal judge on Monday rejected a request by two Native American tribes for an emergency order halting construction of the remaining section of the Dakota Access oil pipeline.

A Quebec study adds more support to the idea that heavy snowfalls are associated with heart attacks, especially in men.

A bus carrying Taiwanese tourists on a trip to view cherry blossoms flips over on an expressway ramp in Taiwan's capital, killing 32 people and injuring many others.

The Ontario government is promising to find and remediate all the mercury contamination that continues to poison people at Grassy Narrows and Wabaseemoong First Nations in the northwestern corner of the province.

Fewer people in their prime-aged working years contribute to registered retirement savings plans (RRSPs) now than they used to, according to new data analysis by Statistics Canada.

More than a year after waking to a bullet in her back, Edmonton resident Brenda Hill says she's still asking the same questions — ones police may never be able to answer.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is making a one-day visit to Washington to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump. Here's how to follow today's coverage of the visit.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has arrived in Washington for his first official meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump. The one-day visit is viewed as critical for setting the tone for the Canada-U.S. relationship under the new Republican administration.

Jurors in Douglas Garland's triple murder trial will get a more detailed understanding of how the Crown believes he executed his plan to murder a Calgary couple and their grandson as closing arguments are presented Monday.

A Toronto bar owner has apologized and says a staff member will be fired following internet backlash over a bar sign that angered people who said it was joking about sexual assault.

The 59th annual Grammy Awards can be summed up in two words, Adele and Beyoncé. The rest of the show is what happened in between the two powerhouse women.

Farmers across North America fear their industry will be used as a bargaining chip in a renegotiated trade deal. U.S. agriculture fears losing Mexican markets and Canadian producers fear importing U.S. problems.

A sharp fee increase has helped fuel a dramatic drop in the number of immigrants applying to become Canadian citizens, according to immigration advocates.

A routine insurance claim to fix the damage caused when a tree crashed through their roof ballooned into a repair disaster, making a family's dream home unlivable due to a rat infestation and forcing them to move into a trailer.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s trip to China last year was the most expensive trip by a Canadian prime minister in a decade. According to figures obtained by CBC News, Trudeau’s 10-day trip to Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou and Hong Kong cost Canadian taxpayers $1.8 million.

Over the next few months, more Canadian companies will have to start speaking up, whether they like it or not — especially if the theft of personal information is involved.

A "dangerous and potentially life–threatening 'blizzard" pounding much of Atlantic Canada is causing widespread closures, and people in New Brunswick are among those being urged to stay off the roads.

North Korea said on Monday it had successfully test-fired a new type of medium- to long-range ballistic missile a day earlier, claiming further advancement in a weapons program it is pursuing in violation of United Nations resolutions.

A Syrian jihadist group ordered the anti-regime Radio Fresh FM to stop playing music and broadcasting women's voices, claiming it was forbidden under Islam. So the station manager decided to fight censorship with sarcasm.