Новости за 31.07.2017

A change of winds means hot, dry and smoky air from the B.C. Interior is expected to rapidly dry out coastal forests, adding to the wildfire risk, warns the B.C. Wildfire Service.

A Winnipeg man was charged with stunt driving and had his company truck impounded in Ontario after allegedly driving 50 km/h over the speed limit.

A murky relationship between a man, a woman... and the fungus that lives in the woman's knee. Plus, a recipe for heartbreak.

Chris Rands has been a member of the CBC's Parliamentary bureau since 2001. As a producer, he has travelled with the prime minister to Panama and China and is regularly stationed, mic in hand, at the Centre Block stairs when the House is sitting. He is a former president of the Parliamentary Press Gallery.

Charlottetown police are asking drivers to avoid the intersection at Malpeque Road and the Charlottetown Bypass following a serious collision.

A Saskatchewan-born hockey player could represent Canada on the Olympic stage after the NHL forbid its players from participating.

A novel by Scotiabank Giller Prize-winning author Linden MacIntyre.

A crisis service that offers immediate support to sexual assault survivors is coming back to Kamloops, 13 years after its funding was cut.

A woman says she had a sexual relationship with former baseball great Pete Rose in the 1970s, starting when she was 14 or 15 years old.

The water near the base of Niagara Falls turned an alarming shade of black before tourists' eyes over the weekend following a foul-smelling discharge from a wastewater treatment plant.

Steve Bartman is getting a World Series championship ring from the Chicago Cubs. The organization reached out to the fan who was blamed for the Cubs' defeat in the 2003 national league championship series.

U.S. President Donald Trump has removed Anthony Scaramucci from his job as communications director, reportedly at the request of his new chief of staff, John Kelly, who was sworn into his new role just hours earlier.

A passenger of European discount airline EasyJet got into a physical confrontation with airport staff while waiting for a delayed flight out of France over the weekend.

HBO is the latest entertainment company to suffer a major data breach, as episodes of upcoming television shows were leaked online.

Former B.C. premier Christy Clark says she's looking forward to being a "stage mom" and bugging her teenage son to do his homework when she leaves politics this week.

Los Angeles has reached an agreement with international Olympic leaders that will open the way for the city to host the 2028 Summer Games. Spokeswoman Caolinn Mejza says the pact is expected to be reviewed by the council later this week.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau got a first-hand look at British Columbia's wildfire crisis on Monday, which has forced roughly 50,000 people from their homes over the past month.

Sam Shepard, who bridged the worlds of theatre and film as an accomplished actor, playwright and director, has died at the age of 73.

London yoga instructor Jennifer Surerus posts social media photographs of herself using the hashtags 'yoga at any size' and 'curvy girl yoga.' She wants to demonstrate that all bodies are welcome in the yoga community.

Gabriel García Márquez's classic novel was published in 1967.

The team downed the F.C. Golden State Force 1-0 in Saturday's semi-final match-up to advance to the final.

Officers were called to the area near the Fifth Street Bridge around 5 p.m. and pulled the man from the water.

A short story collection by Nobel laureate Alice Munro.

Apple Inc. has failed in its bid for a dismissal of a lawsuit led by two Californians that claims the company disabled the popular FaceTime video conferencing feature on older iPhones to force users to upgrade.

Nova Scotia's independent police watchdog says no one with Halifax Regional Police will be charged after an investigation into allegations an officer may have deleted cellphone video of an arrest.