Новости за 07.06.2017

​A Myanmar military spokesman says a transport plane with more than 100 people on board has gone missing on a flight from the country's south to Yangon.

The government unveiled a five-year, $1.6 billion plan yesterday to build thousands of more day care spaces, increase subsidies for families and salaries for child care workers.

A class of Grade 12 students at Sir Winston Churchill high school in Thunder Bay, Ont. got some expert coaching this week, as they learned to make a Ukrainian culinary staple.

Two black baby kittens are doing well after a dramatic rescue from a flooded barn in early May, and are almost ready for adoption.

Workers who are on the front lines trying to house Alberta's homeless will hear from a former street youth about the best ways to connect with young people in crisis.

On his birthday, a look back at Prince's 3-decades-long practice of launching guitars into the air.

French President Emmanuel Macron says a third French victim has been identified among those killed in the stabbing and van attacks in London, which would raise the death toll to eight if confirmed.

An Edmonton man accused of using a series of fake dating profiles to send strange men to his ex-girlfriend's apartment for sexual encounters is facing criminal charges.

Controversial pilot fatigue regulations that would set limits on how long pilots can fly in a day will move forward, says Transport Minister Marc Garneau, despite some groups saying they're too rushed and could cause new safety concerns.

It will go down in history as the Liverpool House Summit, when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and former U.S. president Barack Obama sat down to discuss … well, we have no idea what they discussed.

An Ottawa mother is upset that none of the Toronto police officers who shot and killed her mentally ill son last year will face any criminal charges.

Almost 14 months in the making, the Liberal government is set to deliver what it claims will be a substantive defence policy that will guide the Canadian military for the next generation.

Cardinal — the victim of a brutal assault — was remanded and forced into court in shackles for supposedly refusing to testify. The way she was treated was a massive failure on the part of the criminal justice system.

When the federal government sets out to bolster a sector that's already under fire for getting too much of a boost, it has to tread carefully. Last week's softwood lumber action plan likely signals there won't be a settlement anytime soon.

Canadians may not like the prices they pay for wireless services, but a new report says in terms of network availability and downloading speeds they're among the best in the world.

Did the U.S. president ask former FBI director James Comey to drop his investigation into his former national security adviser? Did he ask him for a loyalty pledge? Just some of the questions Comey will likely face in his appearance before a Senate intelligence committee hearing tomorrow.

ISIS claims responsibility for a pair of deadly attacks on Iran's parliament and the shrine of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini.

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Oakland defeats Toronto 4-1, Khris Davis 2 RBI.

West Coast breweries tied for the most medals at the 15th annual Canadian Brewing Awards.

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Police officers say they found blood on the clothing of three suspects in an ongoing murder trial in the city.