Новости за 11.04.2017

There's the super moon, the blue moon and now the pink moon, which is set to grace our skies tonight.

Keon Broxton and Domingo Santana homered as the Milwaukee Brewers edged Toronto 4-3 Tuesday to spoil the Blue Jays' home opener and extend their early-season misery. At 1-6, Toronto is off to its worst start ever.

White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Tuesday that Adolf Hitler didn't use chemical weapons — a comment at odds with Hitler's extermination of Jews during the Holocaust using gas chambers.

A new study suggests that an increase in carbon dioxide concentrations in our atmosphere could cause changes in the jet stream over the North Atlantic flight corridor, leading to a spike in air turbulence.

Michael Ignatieff says Hungary's prime minister is targeting the Budapest university he runs in a misguided attempt to settle a personal beef with its billionaire founder.

Whale cams have revealed the secret feeding habits of the giant mammals in frozen Antarctica, details on their social lives, and even how they must blow hard to clear sea ice to breathe.

Transport Minister Marc Garneau says the federal Liberal government has imposed new airline security measures on certain Canada-bound flights — but he's providing precious few other details.

Borussia Dortmund player Marc Bartra suffered "nothing life-threatening" injuries following explosions near the team bus ahead of the Champions League quarter-final match against Monaco on Tuesday.

CBC apologizes to those who "felt misrepresented" by the new miniseries Canada: The Story of Us, but says it won't update or correct any of the episodes.

An elderly woman and her three sons are dead following a house fire in St. George, N.B., on Tuesday afternoon, according to the local MLA.

North Korean state media warn of a nuclear attack on the United States at any sign of U.S. aggression, as an American navy strike group steams toward the western Pacific Ocean.

The main question, as it has been the last three elections, is whether B.C. residents want to re-elect the Liberal Party — but a majority this time would be historic in a way that none of the party's re-elections have been.

Sexual health advocates are calling for a province-wide investigation of Alberta’s sex education curriculum after a video comparing abortion to the Holocaust was shown in a Red Deer Catholic school.

Provincial police say a 45-year-old Tillsonburg man has earned the dubious distinction of getting two separate speeding tickets in 18 minutes.

Canadian Eric Monkman didn't win the U.K's University Challenge, but he won the hearts of many fans and a big following on social media. Take the quiz to see how you'd fare against him.

In the end, the intellectual prowess of Canadian quiz contestant Eric Monkman wasn't enough to secure victory for his team in the University Challenge finals. But to all those infected by #Monkmania, the 29-year-old Oakville, Ont., economist will always be a champion in their hearts.

Shares of United Airlines parent United Continental Holdings fall, after a passenger who appeared to be Asian was physically dragged off a flight on Sunday, prompting a backlash on Chinese social media Tuesday.

A Hamilton judge is expected to decide today if Karim Baratov, 22, accused in a massive Yahoo data breach, will be allowed out on bail pending an extradition hearing to determine if he will be sent to the U.S. to stand trial.

U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson says Russia must choose between aligning itself with the U.S. and like-minded countries or embracing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Iran and the militant group Hezbollah.

Canada will introduce new legislation this spring that will address the problem of travellers being bumped from flights, the federal government says, as the violent dragging of a passenger off an overbooked flight in the U.S. unleashed anger over the practice.

The mayor of Châteauguay, south of Montreal, is hoping the province will improve signage near a highway exit where four people died in a head-on collision early Tuesday.

A Swedish lawyer says the driver of a stolen truck who is suspected of ramming into a crowd in central Stockholm has admitted guilt.

The truth is, we can't keep kids from being enamoured by the allure of technology. But we can make sure we're equipping them with the right skills if they're going to be glued to their devices.

Missing First World War soldiers comprise the bulk of the caseload for the casualty identification branch at National Defence.

When Amanda Dexter did an interview with CBC News in February on why she was boycotting Ivanka Trump products, she was immediately bombarded with vicious attacks on Twitter. One person even suggested they were coming for her.