Новости за 21.06.2017

Halton, Ont., police are teaming up with 38 restaurants to better train staff on what do to when they suspect someone is driving under the influence.

The Pennsylvania judge who presided over Bill Cosby's sexual assault trial is releasing the identities of the jurors who deadlocked in the case.

Chelsea Kennedy had about 70 people attend her high school graduation. The only difference from a typical celebration: she was the only one donning a cap and gown.

For the 1st time in 25 years, a freak snowstorm cancelled the annual Yukon-Alaska bike relay. Word didn't reach Ned Rozbicki and his unicycle relay team.

Some industry groups say Health Canada's proposals to encourage Canadians to eat healthier food goes too far, and could lead to warning labels on food that's good for you, such as some milk and cheese.

Xander Rose, whose mother says he's bullied at school, was accompanied today to his Cape Breton school by a couple of hundred motorcyclists.

Senior Liberal cabinet ministers and MPs with the party engaged in last-minute lobbying efforts outside the Senate chamber Tuesday evening, trying to fend off efforts to amend the government's budget bill.

In Canada, strict rules on the use of cladding make it unlikely that a tragedy like the Grenfell Tower fire in London could occur here, industry experts say.

Cora-Lynn Klippert may be Alberta's tiniest ramblin' woman. Unlike the famed Allman Brothers song Ramblin' Man, Cora-Lynn wasn't born in the back of a Greyhound bus, but a Ford pickup truck rolling down the Cowboy Trail in Drayton Valley, Alta.

A restaurant in New Hampshire believes it's wrestled away the world's longest lobster roll title from P.E.I.

The FBI has identified a Canadian named Amor Ftouhi as the suspected attacker in the stabbing of a police officer at Bishop International Airport in Flint, Mich., Wednesday.

Bishop International Airport posted on Facebook that the officer was hurt but offered no details about the incident. The post added that passengers were safe and were being told to check for flight delays or cancellations.

Royal Bank of Canada said Wednesday it is cutting roughly 450 jobs, primarily at its head office locations in the Toronto area.

Your morning cup of coffee could be threatened by climate change. More than half of Ethiopia's coffee production could be wiped out unless farmers move their crops to higher ground.

Ford Motor Company will move production of its small Focus sedan to China starting in 2019, and then ship the vehicles back for North American customers for the first time ever.

Sears Canada's stock has plunged this morning following a news report that it's preparing to seek bankruptcy protection within weeks.

The Minnesota police officer who pulled over Philando Castile politely told the driver that his brake lights were out and calmly instructed him not to pull out his handgun before suddenly drawing his own weapon and firing seven rounds into the car, a video released Tuesday showed.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau marked National Aboriginal Day by promising to strip the name of a residential schools proponent from a federal building and to rename the annual occasion National Indigenous Peoples Day.

A gunman acted alone when he shot and wounded a top House Republican and four other people on a northern Virginia baseball field last week, the FBI says.

Former Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson says the Russian government at President Vladimir Putin's direction clearly conducted cyberattacks on the United States to influence the presidential election, but the assault did not change ballots, the final count or the reporting of election results.

Wapekeka First Nation has declared a state of emergency after the third suicide of a child in the remote First Nation since January.

Indigenous communities across Canada are celebrating National Aboriginal Day in song, stories, dance and, of course food. The day began in many communities with sunrise ceremonies. And today Indigenous reserves have been added to Google maps and Google Earth.

More than 3,000 Indigenous communities in Canada have been added to Google Maps and Google Earth – and it’s about time, Aboriginal people say.

Taking steps to fix gender inequality in the workplace could give Canada's economy a $150 billion shot in the arm, a major consultancy says.

While coffee roasters have become a dime a dozen across the country, B.C.-based Kicking Horse Coffee has done well with a combination of good timing, sassy marketing and creating a premium product.