Новости за 20.04.2017

For the second time this week, U.S. President Donald Trump has given Canada a verbal lashing over what he says are unfair trade practices that are putting Americans out of work.

Aaron Hernandez's death in prison — just days after the former NFL star was cleared of additional murder charges — remains shrouded in mystery.

Zero-rating might sound like a good deal, but critics say it violates a core principle of net neutrality — and Canada's telecommunications regulator agrees.

One police officer has been killed and another two injured after coming under gunfire on the city's famed Champs Élysées boulevard. One assailant was also killed.

Venezuela's opposition have renewed nationwide protests to pressure the government of President Nicolas Maduro to hold elections and improve a collapsing economy, one day after three people were killed in similar demonstrations.

Two people were killed after a logging train derailed on north Vancouver Island Thursday morning. Three others were seriously injured and remain in hospital.

At least two people were seriously injured after a logging train derailed in a remote Vancouver Island community Thursday morning.

Imagine something that reacts totally opposite to the way it should. That's what scientists at Washington State University have created, and it could help them better understand our universe.

A 12-year-old boy has been charged with negligence causing death and careless use of a firearm after an 11-year-old boy was shot dead on a remote northern Manitoba First Nation in what the chief of the community called a tragic accident.

Commuters who cycle to work could cut their risk of cancer, heart disease and premature death substantially, U.K. researchers have found.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met Donald Trump's pointed criticism of Canada's dairy industry Thursday with calm counterarguments in defence of how Canada prefers to manage its milk.

Attention Kendall Jenner, David Beckham and other celebrity "influencers": The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has its eye on your sponsored Instagram posts.

The federal government is testing a name-blind recruitment process in an attempt to knock down barriers for job-seekers from diverse ethnic backgrounds.

A private company will start bringing people on $140,000 submarine excursions to the wreck of the Titanic off the coast of Newfoundland next spring — but the CEO of OceanGate insists it's no luxury vacation.

Renters in Ontario are breathing a sigh of relief today, hearing that their rent will be protected from exorbitant increases.

Thousands of Canadians are marking 420 today, which pot activists have designated as a day to celebrate marijuana, by lighting up in public at events across the country. For Bay Street, however, this April 20 is about how to make money from weed.

U.S. officials say three more people have been arrested in connection with a human smuggling investigation that has resulted in charges against a Saskatchewan woman.

Bose Corp spies on its wireless headphone customers by using an app that tracks the music, podcasts and other audio they listen to, and violates their privacy rights by selling the information without permission, a lawsuit charged.

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe doesn't add much to Nintendo's well-worn formula, but as one of the best - and last surviving - games in the kart racing genre, that's probably enough, writes Jonathan Ore.

WestJet says it will unveil a new, ultra-low-cost carrier later this year that will cater to Canadian flyers looking for cheaper fares with no frills.

Canada's telecommunications watchdog is set to release a decision today that could change whether all video and music streaming services count towards customers' cellular data plans.

Worried that too many Ontarians are getting priced out by fast-rising rents and surging home prices, Premier Kathleen Wynne unveils sweeping measures aimed at cooling red-hot markets she admits have become "a problem."

A Russian government think-tank controlled by Vladimir Putin developed a plan to swing the 2016 U.S. presidential election to Donald Trump and undermine voters' faith in the American electoral system, according to three current and four former U.S. officials.

An environmental group is taking Canada's environment minister to court for what it says is a failure to uphold its responsibilities laid out in the Species at Risk Act.

Here's how to make sure your dream vacation doesn't turn into a nightmare.