Новости за 18.06.2017

An Edmonton MMA fighter who was left in critical condition after being knocked out during a boxing match on Friday has died, his family has confirmed.

At least two people were killed in an attack by gunmen on Sunday at a luxury resort outside Mali's capital Bamako that is popular with Western expatriates, the Security Ministry said.

A member of the president's outside legal team said Sunday that Donald Trump is not under federal investigation, days after Trump appeared to confirm he was with a tweet about being the target of a 'witch hunt.'

Pro-Brexit campaigners convinced voters by calling Europe a costly burden. But as negotiations begin, taxpayers are counting the costs leaving the EU.

Motorists on the Trans-Canada Highway near Falcon Lake smelled burnt toast Saturday afternoon, but everyone was OK.

Stephen Furst, who played naive fraternity pledge Flounder in the hit movie Animal House, has died of complications from diabetes at the age of 63.

William Sandeson, 24, has been on trial since April 18 for the first-degree murder of Taylor Samson.

The Golden Knights draft process has officially begun. The NHL's 31st team has received the list of protected players – those who won't be exposed to the expansion draft – on the rosters of the other 30 NHL franchises and Vegas has until 5 p.m. ET on Tuesday to inform the league of its player selections.

Millions of translucent, sea cucumber-shaped pyrosomes have 'invaded' northern waters. Local scientists know little about them and say it's unclear how long the tropical creatures will survive or what impact they might have on the local food chain.

Britain's trade minister says the panelling used on the exterior of London's Grenfell Tower, where dozens were killed in a fire, appears to have violated building rules.

What's in a name? Or … how can a small country on economic life support contribute to so much upset in the neighbourhood?

President Emmanuel Macron won a commanding majority in France's parliamentary election on Sunday, pollsters' estimates showed, sweeping aside mainstream parties and securing a powerful mandate to push through his pro-business reforms.

A 13-year-old refugee who fled to Canada after surviving a bombing in Syria still has a long road to recovery — and she's going through that recovery without her parents, who are still in her home country.

One year after Canada passed its law governing medical assistance in dying, some patients have received approval to get help ending their lives, but find their local health-care facilities won't provide the service.

A Portuguese interior ministry official says the death toll in the forest fires raging in central Portugal has increased to 43.

Canadian author and writer Naomi Klein argues that U.S. President Donald Trump's rise to power is not an aberration but a culmination of his power-and-money-based brand that appeals to fans, which she argues includes a certain Canadian prime minister.

From the floor of the Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles, a new trend is emerging: real world politics and social issues being baked right into make-believe video games.

The pursuit of a quantum internet that's impervious to hacking is a little closer to reality thanks to breakthroughs outlined in two new studies this week, but an expert warns a super-secure network may still be at least a decade away.

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If it hasn't already, the Canadian military will have to develop its own cyber weapons. The country's new defence policy gives the Forces the green light to conduct offensive operations against online adversaries. But an expert warns careful thought will have to be used if and or when they are employed.

Major U.S. TV provider Dish Network has launched a lawsuit targeting apps used to stream unauthorized content. Now some of those apps have disappeared, but tech experts say it won't be long before they're back.

U.S. President Donald Trump rolled back some of the key measures of his predecessor's rapprochement with Cuba, making it harder for American tourists to travel to the island, and harder for American corporations to do business there.

Geophysicist was once a slam-dunk career choice for students, but the rise of machines and the weak oil economy mean it's starting to disappear. There could be some lessons in that for other professions across Canada.

Beyoncé​ has given birth to twins in Los Angeles, several celebrity news websites reported on Saturday, citing unidentified sources.

Officials said on Saturday that at least three women are dead and nine people were injured after an explosive device detonated in a restroom in the Andino shopping centre in Bogota, Colombia.