Новости за 28.09.2017

A transport truck driver fell asleep at the wheel and ended up heading east in the westbound lanes of Highway 401 near Gananoque, Ont., early Thursday morning.

A man accused of drugging and sexually assaulting more than a dozen women in 2014 and 2015 has been found guilty.

A boat is a hole in the water into which you pour money. The old adage has proven true for Jay Esterer, the owner and captain of the Edmonton Queen.

The P.E.I. government is raising the rates it will pay for after-school child care and private sitters, and reducing the amount of paperwork families need to do to qualify.

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Saint John calls itself the Port City — but it’s also the mouth of the St. John River system. A summit this weekend aims to shed light on what's happening with the giant watershed.

U.S. President Donald Trump has lifted restrictions on foreign shipping to help get fuel and supplies to Puerto Rico as the U.S. territory reels from the devastation of Hurricane Maria, the White House says.

The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit has suspended 659 elementary school students in the Windsor, Ont., area after determined their immunization records weren't up to date.

An awkward encounter above Washington's Pennsylvania Avenue last spring provided early evidence of a rift between the Canadian government and the world's largest aerospace company. Representatives of the Boeing Co., wound up hastily leaving a meeting at Canada's embassy after a tense conversation with the ambassador.

Calls for a permanent memorial to former mayor Rob Ford cropped up immediately after he died in March 2016. Now, Mayor John Tory has come out in favour of renaming an Etobicoke stadium in his honour.

A father is desperately looking for his 18-year-old son after he went missing Wednesday night near the Health Sciences Centre.

When former NFL player Wade Davis was in 10th grade he wondered and worried why he was attracted to men and not women. It was his secret, one nobody was ever going to know.

A petition has garnered almost 2,000 signatures, demanding the government act immediately to improve safety on Highway 401 between Tilbury and London.

Just when it was time to start talking about line combinations and the battle for fourth-line jobs, attention in Calgary and around the NHL was squarely focused on arena negotiations. But prior to battling with the city over funding, the Flames had been busy addressing their on-ice needs.

A Saint John lawyer is one of six people from around the world chosen by the UN to create legislation to improve labour laws that govern the manufacturing of “ready made garments.”

A revised oath of citizenship that will require new Canadians to faithfully observe the country's treaties with Indigenous people is nearly complete.

"We all know someone who is affected by this highway," says one of the youth from the 'Na Aksa Gyilak'yoo School in Kitsumkalum, B.C., who performed their song about the Highway of Tears before the national inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.

Clean up is underway for many people on both sides of the Ottawa River after a severe thunderstorm rolled through the National Capital Region Wednesday, causing a path of destruction and at least two serious injuries.

Every year 10-12 students meet around the chef's table in the kitchen of Marlborough Public School and plan out meals and snacks to feed their fellow students. As they cut pizza slices and read recipe cards, they work on their math and language skills while learning practical skills.

A landlord's association says the increased use of physicians' certificates that allow tenants to break leases early is costing them thousands of dollars.

Social media giant Twitter will visit Capitol Hill Thursday as part of the House and Senate investigations into Russian interference in the 2016 elections.

Family man left critically injured in a hit-and-run in Transcona over the weekend says family has gathered to be with her brother as he continues to fight for life in a Winnipeg hospital room.

Peel Regional Police are trying to determine if three recent shootings are connected, tied to gangs, or ‘retaliatory in nature.'

Guylaine Simard is calling for a standard protocol to guide hospital staff and police when dealing with victims suspected of being poisoned with date-rape drugs such as GHB.