Новости за 01.08.2017

Canada and the United States must chop down one big, remaining impediment to a deal on softwood lumber and this obstacle involves wood from neither country but from other places: Germany, Sweden, Chile, Brazil and Russia.

Is the storied bromance between Andre De Grasse and Usain Bolt over? Judging by the Jamaican sprint superstar's comments ahead of this week's track and field world championships, it would seem so.

By traditional means of measure, NDP leadership candidate Jagmeet Singh is outpacing his competitors. But will his turban prevent him from being elected in La Belle Province?

A Mountie has been charged following a collision with a motorcycle near Vernon, B.C.

A new initiative at the Gathering Place offers guests a chance to get their hands dirty, earn a little money and gain confidence and self-esteem.

Last month's rainfall was the wettest July on record from the Ottawa airport.

Police are asking for help in locating a man suspected of sexually touching a woman as she was shopping at a southeast Calgary store a week ago, police say.

Last week, members of the University of Saskatchewan's Space Design Team went soaring through the air in a jet to test out their latest project.

This week, about eight mosquitoes have been caught in each city trap.

Sudbury police were called to the Byng Tot Lot near Lorne Street Monday night after receiving a call about a suspicious package in the playground.

With less than a week to go before its first Canada Games match, the P.E.I. women’s softball team has shown it’s up for a challenge. Any challenge.

Members of the Acadia First Nation are sharing stories and reporting sightings as they work to develop a conservation plan, one of the first of its kind in Atlantic Canada.

A new study from the University of Washington suggests that there is a 90 per cent chance Earth will warm anywhere between 2 C and 4.9 C above pre-industrial levels by the end of the century.

A convoy of international soldiers has been attacked at Kandahar, near a large military base used by foreign soldiers in Afghanistan. There are casualties. That attack comes on the heels of a suicide bombing at a mosque in Herat which killed 29 people .

CBC News senior correspondent Adrienne Arsenault, Power & Politics host Rosemary Barton, Vancouver local news host Andrew Chang, and News Network anchor Ian Hanomansing will share anchor duties when the flagship newscast relaunches in November.

An Edmonton man who falsely claimed to be a member of the Catholic clergy faces sexual assault and child pornography charges in the alleged sexual exploitation of two teenage boys.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he "regrets" comments he made about Senator Patrick Brazeau in a recent interview with Rolling Stone magazine. Indigenous activists have accused Justin Trudeau of using hurtful stereotypes in describing the Indigenous senator.

The owner of a five-foot-long boa constrictor is asking people in Surrey's Fleetwood neighbourhood to be on the lookout for the missing snake.

Calgary golfers Kohen and Kali Yeske have taken sibling rivalry to new heights.

Joe Fresh, the Loblaw-owned clothing company, has announced that it will add plus-size clothing to its lineup beginning with its fall collection.

With Usain Bolt set to walk (or sprint) away from the track after the world championships, Canada's Andre De Grasse has a chance to inherit one of the most coveted titles in all of sports.

Iran has complained to the Joint Commission created to oversee the country's nuclear deal with major powers about sanctions the United States imposed on Iran in July, saying they breached the agreement's terms.

Shots were fired between two cars on Rockingham Avenue off Bank Street Monday night, Ottawa police say.

Ontario has appointed Justice Eileen Gillese to conduct an independent public inquiry into the actions of serial killer Elizabeth Wettlaufer.

A 37-year-old Stratford woman has been arrested in connection with an accident last month that left a car in the ditch.