Новости за 21.08.2017

UBC radiation safety expert Craig Smith warns that even a quick glance at the sun is never safe, particularly during an eclipse. "The consequence of looking at the sun during an eclipse is irreversible."

It was a wedding night to remember for a bride and groom who started married life in handcuffs. The newly married couple were arrested at Denizen Hall on Saturday night.

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An Edmonton conservationist fears the growth of blue green algae blooms will spell the ecological death of Alberta’s lakes.

Ontario Provincial Police in Kenora, Ont., are searching for a 27-year-old man who was reported missing on the Winnipeg River over the weekend.

Hayden Trenholm says recognizing both your strengths and weaknesses will improve your writing.

The sun disappears behind the moon, revealing its corona, as a solar eclipse moves across North America.

Police and many residents in Ripoll turn their attention to local imam who hasn't been seen since last week.

Another divorce in Canada's loyalty card sector has consumers stuck in the middle asking questions about the future of an industry still bruised by the actions of some of its largest providers.

The Calgary Airport Authority says it has relocated some disabled parking bays that were converted to more lucrative "Lexus-only" spaces. Some customers aren't too happy with the move.

CBC Montreal's Jonathan Montpetit followed along with La Meute, a far-right group in Quebec on a quest for mainstream legitimacy, as they attempted to stage an anti-immigration protest in Quebec City.

Three brothers hosted a unique triple wedding in Slemon Park, P.E.I., this past Saturday.

For some of Canada's top wrestlers, this week's world championships — running Monday through Saturday in Paris — will punctuate a difficult year, for individually unique reasons.

The Waterfront Trail between Bayfront Park and Princess Point opens this morning, but the damages from flooding remains hazardous.

The Atlantic Institution in Renous is under a partial lockdown after an inmate was assaulted at the maximum security prison on Thursday night.

Audience-submitted photos from across Newfoundland and Labrador.

The owner of a home-built submarine has told investigators that a missing female Swedish journalist died aboard in an accident, and he buried her at sea in an unspecified location, Danish police say.

Spanish police on Monday extended the search for the man who killed more than a dozen people in Barcelona by ramming a van into crowds to all of Europe as details emerged of how he fled on foot through the streets of the old town before disappearing.

A man who rammed his white van into two bus stops in the southern French city of Marseille, killing a woman, is being treated for psychological problems, according to a French official.

Spilling a drink, sending the wrong drink to a table or punching in an incorrect order with the kitchen were all examples of mistakes that cost employees tip money, according to staff at chef Susur Lee's restaurants — a practice that is forbidden under Ontario's Employment Standards Act.

Indigenous peoples who are decidedly pro-development want to stake their claim in the fractious pipeline debate.

A memorial park commemorating Canadian soldiers who died in a "remarkable" but not well known First World War battle opens next week in France.

While millions watch the eclipse from Earth, NASA will be watching from the sky. Data gleamed from the eclipse may help us understand and predict solar weather patterns.

Strong political statements are part of all sides' NAFTA negotiating strategies, but a Mexican political cutoff date means everyone is in a rush to make a deal.