Новости за 12.06.2017

York Regional Police are issuing a warning after a series of crane climbing incidents over the past month, with police worrying its a sign of a dangerous new trend among young thrill seekers.

A second U.S. appeals court on Monday ruled against President Donald Trump's temporary travel ban on people entering the United States from six Muslim-majority countries, largely upholding a lower court's decision.

Some drivers around Summerside reported poor visibility as strong winds kicked up red Island soil on Sunday afternoon.

The federal government will lay out its plan today to create 40,000 new child-care spaces over the next 11 years. The plan is expected to focus on helping families in need that face greater than normal barriers when trying to access child care.

The attorneys general of Maryland and the District of Columbia announce they've filed suit against U.S. President Donald Trump, alleging he violated the constitution by retaining ties to a sprawling global business empire.

An Alberta man whose son and granddaughter were killed in 2015 was among the witnesses to testify Monday, at the triple-murder trial of Derek Saretzky. WARNING: Story contains graphic content.

U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions will testify at a public hearing before the Senate intelligence committee on Tuesday, the committee chairman says.

A young Prince Edward Island girl is expected to make a full recovery after the trampoline she was on was picked up by a gust of wind Sunday.

From a star player cementing his place among the game's all-time greats, to a coach and a GM making the best of their roster, the Pittsburgh Penguins were in perfect harmony from top to bottom in capturing their second consecutive Stanley Cup.

D.W. Waterson's web series That's my DJ takes a dramatic look into the lives of the DJs behind the beats.

The members of the French electro-rock band talk to Tom Power about their new album, Ti Amo.

Bill Cosby's trial raced toward a close Monday with his lawyer telling the jury that the comedian and the Canadian woman who accuses him of drugging and molesting her were lovers who had enjoyed secret 'romantic interludes.'

Jomanah Chahrour recently graduated from Catholic Central High School and won an $80,000 Schulich Leadership Scholarship.

Canada had the second-highest medication costs for common conditions such as high blood pressure and cholesterol in 2015 compared to nine other affluent countries with universal health-care systems, suggests a new study calling for a national drug plan to lower prices.

Ministers from the G7 group of industrialized countries hold a final news conference ending their two-day meeting

The P.E.I. economy created 1,500 jobs in May, according to Statistics Canada, boosting a jobs recovery that goes back to November.

Parks Canada hopes to make some major improvements to the Kathleen Lake campground and day-use area in Yukon's Kluane National Park — including the addition of five semi-permanent "oTENTik" structures.

For those of you hoping for more summer days in the forecast, you should be getting your wish by 2050. But climate change has already considerably shifted what we consider normal here in British Columbia, and that has come with a cost.

A pilot project at Edmonton police headquarters has helped hundreds of people facing minor charges secure bail and avoid ending up in the remand centre, where the cost to taxpayers of a one-day stay is $170.

Wounded Warriors Battlefield Bike Ride organizer and participant Todd McGowan says the trip to Vimy Ridge to commemorate Canadian soldiers who lost their lives is a therapeutic, uplifting event because as a veteran who suffered from PTSD, this is one of the many sites across Europe where a soldier's service is honoured. He spoke with CBC News Network's Jennifer Hall from London.

Alexei Navalny was arrested outside his Moscow home en route to a demonstration that's part of countrywide protests spearheaded by the prominent Russian opposition figure.

A five-month-old girl born with her brain growing outside her skull is recovering in a Winnipeg hospital after lengthy surgery being called a "miracle" by her mother — a Syrian refugee who settled in the city just over a year ago.

After nearly five months of living apart, U.S. President Donald Trump's wife, Melania, announced Sunday that she and the couple's young son have finally moved into the executive mansion at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.

Torontonians will only be able to run short-term rental units from the property they live in, if city hall approves new recommendations released Monday.

While announcing his determination to withdraw from the Paris agreement, Donald Trump lamented that American funds had been committed to help developing countries mitigate and adapt to the impacts of a warming planet. But there is a decent case to be for such spending.