Новости за 05.07.2017

Dozens of government supporters stormed into Venezuela's National Assembly on Wednesday, injuring several lawmakers and journalists. Opposition MPs were seen covered in blood an there are reports of small explosions, possibly fireworks thrown into the legislative compound. About 8 people are injured.

U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley told the UN Security Council that North Korea's actions were "quickly closing off the possibility of a diplomatic solution."

Move over blow-up dolls, the sex robots are here.

Vancouver city council will vote next week on regulations that would legalize some short-term rentals — only in principal residences — in a move similar to steps proposed by Toronto.

Gyles, 60, of Canmore, Alta., was in Charlottetown on Wednesday with a $10,000 cheque for the Upper Room Food Bank and Soup Kitchen.

La reconnaissance encourage à coup sûr les employés à faire de l’excellent travail.

The City of Kitchener says it hopes to re-open the Walter Bean Trail on Friday. It was closed after flood waters damaged sections of the trail.

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he had a "warm and engaging conversation" with Queen Elizabeth during a private meeting in Edinburgh Wednesday.

This collection of short stories by Dawn Dumont follows the friendships of four interconnected Indigenous people over two decades against the cultural, political and historical backdrop of the 90s and early 2000s.

The PM speaks to reporters in Edinburgh after an Audience with the Queen

True Religion Apparel Inc., whose heavily adorned denim jeans have fallen out of fashion, filed for bankruptcy on Wednesday with a deal in hand to slash its debt of about $500 million US and emerge from court protection quickly as a going concern.

Fans of the deli expressed their shock on social media after it was revealed that Carlo Giambattista had cut his hair.

A special FedEx shipment from Burnaby, B.C., has arrived in Severn, Ont. Inside the white-and-purple box, an endangered wood turtle.

The immediate danger appears to be over in the community of Kaleden in the South Okanagan, where an aggressive wildfire forced a number of people out of their homes Tuesday.

The U.S. and South Korean show of force Wednesday was meant to carry a big message for Pyongyang: the U.S. commitment to South Korea and the region is "ironclad." Trouble is, the stakes have never been higher nor the options so limited.

All Volvo car models launched after 2019 will be electric or hybrids, the Chinese-owned company says, making it the first major traditional automaker to set a date for phasing out vehicles powered solely by the internal combustion engine.

The incident happened just after midnight on Highway 158 in Saint-Jacques, south of Joliette.

A Nova Scotia hospital review is calling for shorter response times for patients sent to emergency, in response to the disturbing story of how a 68-year-old man who was dying from pancreatic cancer languished for six hours in a chilly ER hallway.

A new transportation company is one step closing to filling the gap left by the closure of STC.

The teenager responsible for the stabbing death of 16-year-old Hannah Leflar in Regina will soon find out whether he will be sentenced as a youth or an adult.

The court found the owner and president of ABI Trucking knowingly permitted drivers to ignore provincial regulations prescribing the maximum number of hours a driver can work without a break and the minimum number of hours a driver must rest before resuming driving.

A 400-year-old gourd that Grand Chief Membertou gave to his French godfather has returned to Nova Scotia.

The man whose face appears on an anti-racism billboard that has stirred controversy in Saskatoon has defended his words, saying it was not his intent to suggest other people are racist.

The Hay Days festival runs all week, including workshops, concerts and other events.