Новости за 25.02.2017

Seventy HMV locations set to close will operate as Sunrise Records, as the Toronto company takes on the music store leases.

A Brandon man allegedly drove a stolen vehicle while impaired by drugs to the court house where he was arrested Saturday morning.

A documentary criticizing U.S. Democratic presidential contender Hillary Clinton tied on Saturday with superhero ensemble Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice on a list of the year's worst achievements in film, winning four Razzies apiece.

U.S. authorities have barred entry to a Syrian cinematographer for Oscar-nominated film The White Helmets, as Hollywood stars gathered at a rally supporting immigration rights and promoting unity.

A report from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security calls into question the reasons cited for President Donald Trump's travel ban aimed at seven Muslim-majority countries.

A second degree murder charge has been laid against a minor following a fire at an Ontario youth facility on Friday that left one person dead and two others injured.

The son of legendary boxer Muhammad Ali was detained by immigration officials at an airport in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., according to a lawyer and family friend.

Xavier Dolan's latest film 'It's Only the End of the World' reaps three César in France's prestigious cinema awards. The 27-year-old from Québec won the so-called "French Oscar" of best director.

The Transportation Safety Board is investigating after an Air Canada plane arriving from Halifax with 112 passengers slid off the runway early Saturday at Toronto's Pearson International. No one was injured.

What is expected to be a contentious campaign gets underway today in Turkey. Citizens will decide how much power should be given to the president when they vote in next month's referendum.

With all of the mainstream hype about Canada’s 150th year of confederation, it’s no surprise that many Native people are using a vastly different word to describe it — colonialism — and people are also raising much awareness on social media in the form of #Resistance150.

The Indonesian woman who is one of the suspects in the killing of North Korean ruler Kim Jong-un's half brother said she was paid $90 for what she believed was a prank Kuala Lumpur's airport, an Indonesian official said Saturday.

Just because someone isn't responding to your Facebook messages doesn't necessarily mean they are in danger, says one Canadian police force.

Canada's public safety minister says he'll be discussing the growing issue of asylum seekers trying to sneak across the border into Canada with senior officials in the United States in the coming few days.

Buoyed by a surprise byelection win on Friday, British Prime Minister Theresa May is flying high in the face of "extremely weak" opposition.

Need some help with your Academy Awards pool? CBC film critic Eli Glasner shares a few tried and true tips to help you pick the winners.

Ottawa-based Giant Tiger has 200 stores across Canada, and intends to open another 10 to 15 every year for the next three years at least. It's not the only discount retailer that sees opportunity, as the weak Canadian economy encourages shoppers to focus on bargains.

Once a cash cow, the Royal Canadian Mint is struggling to make money. Internal documents and other reports show the mint is facing strong headwinds as sales of collector coins tank, revenues diminish and profits fall.

Researchers brought a sobering message to the annual convention of the right-leaning Manning Centre Friday: most voters under 35 aren't connecting with the conservative movement, and if it wants to reach them, more than just messaging needs to change.

It's been exactly two months since Seidu Mohammed and Razak Iyal almost froze to death walking across the border into Manitoba from the United States, and while they're grateful to be in Canada, they're struggling to cope.

Newfoundland and Labrador is shedding jobs as it deals with an unprecedented debt and a sluggish economy. But it's a crisis the government should have seen coming.

If anything could have sweetened Donald Trump’s triumphant return on Friday to centre stage at the Conservative Political Action Conference, it might have been the sour reception he received there in the past.

Canadians who opt for chicken sandwiches while dining at fast food restaurants may find a Marketplace analysis of what they contain a little hard to swallow.

A new workshop in Regina called Braids and Beers is hoping to help dads get a handle on their kids’ hair.

Bob Beitel's cherished wooden wagon wheel, which has belonged in his family for over 70 years, was stolen off the deck of his Surrey, B.C. home in early February.