Новости за 15.09.2017

Canada's privacy commissioner has opened an investigation into the data breach at Equifax Inc. after receiving several complaints and dozens of calls from concerned Canadians.

A Canadian organization that advocates for the advancement of women in the workplace is defending its decision to pick a male executive again to be the chair of its advisory board, a move some are calling a missed opportunity.

Eliminating the main source of industrially produced trans fat from the food supply will help to protect the health, minister says.

The United Nations Security Council met in a closed-door session Friday afternoon after North Korea conducted its longest-ever test flight of a ballistic missile earlier in the day, sending an intermediate-range weapon into the northern Pacific Ocean.

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UN Ambassador Nikki Haley and National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster to talk about President Donald Trump's participation in the UN General Assembly next week

There are more Indigenous offenders in Canada's prisons and they serve more time before being released on parole than other prisoners, according to fresh statistics from the federal Department of Public Safety.

The federal government announced on Friday $2.55 million in funding to United Nations agencies grappling with a huge influx of Rohingya refugees fleeing Myanmar in recent weeks to escape what the UN's human rights chief has called a "textbook example of ethnic cleansing."

Two men have been arrested in connection with several fires, including the torching of a car belonging to the head of a Quebec City mosque.

The CEO of the Calgary Flames says the city's proposal for a three-way split on a new $555-million arena would have left the team paying "120 per cent of the bill."

Former Guantanamo detainee Omar Khadr is expected to return to court Friday in Edmonton to ask for changes in his bail conditions that would allow him more personal freedoms, including unfettered access to his controversial sister.

The Canadian Real Estate Association has cut its national outlook for home sales activity for the year by five per cent, saying the decline stems almost entirely from a downward revision to its outlook for the Ontario market.

President Donald Trump is calling on ESPN to apologize days after one of the sports network's anchors called him a "white supremacist" and "bigot."

Disaster volunteers with the Canadian Red Cross arranged emergency lodging, along with clothing and food purchases for tenants.

Cree artist Aaron Lee weaves sinew inside a tear-shaped willow frame, crafting another one-of-kind dreamcatcher.

I’m sorry I like autumn so much. I’m sorry that, because of people like me, there are pumpkin spice-scented dryer sheets and pumpkin spice-scented cough syrup. I’m sorry that you’re reading this right now and getting angry. And I’m sorry I haven’t written it sooner.

In a stunning development, neighbours reportedly observed bank teller Simon Aldershot, 45, watching two children, ages 6 and 3 at a local playground shortly before dinnertime last night.

A real life Anne and Gilbert are spending their vacation in P.E.I. this week learning all about the other Anne and Gilbert, the popular characters from the book, Anne of Green Gables.

Calgary is the latest city to tangle with the owners of the local pro sports franchise over how much taxpayers should contribute towards a new arena — in this case, for the NHL's Flames — but it seems to have learned from the mistakes made by others.

MPs studying the government's legal cannabis legislation hear from experts on edibles and medical marijuana in day 5 of the House of Commons marathon hearings.

The union representing workers on BC Ferries vessels says the galleys, or kitchens, of the new Salish-class vessels are dangerously hot and working in them could be hazardous.

News conference with Department of Homeland Security Acting Secretary Elaine Duke, Department of Energy Secretary Rick Perry, and Federal Emergency Management Agency administrator Brock Long

The University of Alberta is formally tracking the number of sexual assault complaints it receives in its annual student conduct and accountability report for the first time.

Super Size Me director Morgan Spurlock targets 'Big Chicken' in his new film

A female in her 20s has been critically injured after being hit by a car in Mississauga Friday morning.