Новости за 02.04.2017

An arrest warrant has been issued for a second teenage boy in the sexual assault of a 15-year-old Chicago girl that was streamed live on Facebook, and further arrests are expected, police said Sunday.

A Thunder Bay, Ont., man is still in clean-up mode after a deer smashed through a triple pane window and ransacked his living room last Saturday morning.

It's no surprise that it's pothole season in Manitoba, but one motorist in The Pas was shocked when his car hit a sinkhole that's almost the size of his vehicle.

Canada's military ombudsman has dropped the gloves in what appears to have become a tense battle with National Defence, accusing officials of "insidious" attacks whenever his office releases a report critical of the department.

Actor Matthew Perry has responded to the prime minister's April Fools' Day tweet about a rematch with the Ottawa-raised actor.

Protesters outraged by top executive salaries at transportation giant Bombardier descended on the company’s Montreal headquarters Sunday.

The U.S. Senate is headed for a tense showdown this week over President Donald Trump's first Supreme Court nominee.

Second Opinion is a vital dose of the week's news in health and medicine from reporter Kelly Crowe and CBC Health.

If you've been too busy to follow the consumer news this week, here's our cheat sheet.

At least three people are dead after a bus in Sweden carrying students and several adults crashed and flipped over. Around 50 others were hurt - many of them seriously. The bus was on its way to a northern ski resort. The cause of the crash isn't yet known but the road was reportedly icy.

A new class in Thunder Bay, Ont. teaches first aid for cats, including all the standard skills of treating a wound, dealing with seizures, choking and bleeding.

It's been nearly 60 years since Canada's iconic Avro Arrow supersonic interceptor jet was cancelled and scrapped. But for years, a group of volunteers in Calgary has been attempting to build a replica that could one day take flight.

A torrent of water from three overflowing rivers swept through a small city in Colombia while people slept, destroying homes and killing more than 250 people.

When Parliament returns after a week’s break tomorrow, opposition MPs are vowing to continue their marathon attempts to talk out the legislative clock in their effort to derail the Liberal government’s plans to reform how the House of Commons operates.

Some commenters believe the U.K. is in for a rough ride, while others are happy to see Britain making a break for it.

JonTron and PewDiePie are two popular YouTubers who have gotten into trouble in recent weeks for straying from video game and pop culture commentary into racism.

Despite setbacks like tree-killing disease and even unexploded shells, Monty McDonald remains determined to fulfill his dream of building a living memorial of oak trees at Vimy Ridge to honour Canadians who fought there 100 years ago.

With lots of unknowns about the upcoming legislation to legalize marijuana, Canadians have lots of questions about how legal weed will work. Here's a sample of what's on our minds.

For the second year in a row, female musicians are decrying the lack of women among this year's Juno nominees. But experts say the problem goes deeper than that: more women need to be encouraged to pursue education and careers in the technical and leadership positions in the music industry.

A second investigation into Don Meredith's behaviour by the Senate's ethics officer could end if the senator resigns or is expelled from the upper chamber.

Rescuers in Peru, including the police and military are working around the clock to remove stranded people from their roofs and get food, water and medicines to isolated communities. The flooding has destroyed nearly 200,000 homes so far this year.

Though gun sales have cooled after the election of a gun-friendly Republican president, more 'nontraditional buyers' including blacks, LGBT people and women are taking up arms to protect themselves from what many fear could be a rise in violence during the Trump presidency.

There were quite a few surprises Saturday night at the Junos Gala Dinner in Ottawa and they all seemed to revolve around people beating out Drake. That list included the Strumbellas, Jazz Cartier and the late Leonard Cohen.

A 14-year-old boy has been arrested in the sexual assault of a 15-year-old Chicago girl that was streamed live on Facebook and watched by about 40 people who didn't report it to authorities, police said late Saturday.

Flyers goalie Michal Neuvirth left Saturday night's game against the New Jersey Devils early in the first period after collapsing in his crease being carted off the ice on a stretcher.