Новости за 04.10.2017

Speakers are getting smarter — and two of Silicon Valley's biggest tech companies are racing to be the ones providing the brains.

Catalonia will move on Monday to declare independence from Spain after holding a banned referendum, pushing the European Union nation towards a rupture that threatens the foundations of its young democracy.

Russia said it will retaliate tit-for-tat over a new Canadian law that will impose sanctions on officials from Russia and other nations considered guilty of human rights violations.

After hoisting his wife to safety, Steve Arruda turned back, planted his feet and helped several other concert goers pinned against a fence.

Ontario will mail cheques to 400 people this month as it begins its basic income pilot project, ministers announced in Hamilton Wednesday. The rollout hasn’t been smooth.

U.S. President Donald Trump's education secretary has cancelled a planned visit to Ontario to learn about its public school system.

Coun. Jeff Browaty says he fears city staff are doctoring an external study into the reopening of Portage and Main to pedestrians.

The provincial government is moving to make obtaining abortion and other reproductive health services safer for Ontario women by introducing legislation that creates safe access zones around abortion clinics and other health facilities.

WorkSafe New Brunswick is acknowledging it’s gambling with the pool of money it uses to cover benefit claims for injured workers even as the CEO warns that a market crash could hit the fund at any time.

Police have secured the town's main street, home to numerous restaurants and other businesses, and hundreds of employees and residents have been asked to leave.

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Three Ontario nursing homes have been ordered to suspend new admissions after inspections revealed substandard conditions, including inadequate staffing, poor maintenance and a lack of safety protocols.

A mother who took to social media to complain about drivers who pass school buses got results when the RNC caught one commuter in the act.

Yusuf's niece, Sagal Searag, is remembering her aunt as an inspirational, well-travelled woman whose spirit brought people together.

Liberal MP Wayne Long explains why he broke party ranks over what he calls a "tainted" consultation process on the government's proposed changes to the small business tax regime. The New Brunswick MP said he couldn't "in good conscious" vote against a Conservative motion that would have extended the consultation period.

Former paralympian and politician Michelle Stilwell says one of her gold medals has gone missing from an office at British Columbia's legislature.

With Sears Canada in court seeking an extension of its creditor protection, the company has until Oct. 13 to assess a revised bid from a buyer group led by its executive chairman or face liquidation in the coming weeks.

Atlantic Veterinary College patholigist Laura Bourque said there were no "immediate signs of human interaction" in the necropsy of the dead leatherback turtle found Tuesday.

One man is dead after a commercial delivery truck rolled over near Trepassey.

Police in Moncton say they need the public's help finding a 15-year-old girl who has been missing since Tuesday.

Auditor General Kim MacPherson says her office looked at 27 companies, 850 storage boxes and a million emails during its most recent review of the Atcon fiasco, and she was struck by the "extravagance" of the company before it went bankrupt.

Ian Tyson and Sylvia Fricker speak to Open House host Max Ferguson about upcoming concerts and their music preferences.

The Liberal government is asking Nova Scotia's top court to review more sections of the legislation it used to impose a job contract on teachers earlier this year.

NHL players may not be at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, but pro-style coach's challenges could be a part of the upcoming Games according to the International Ice Hockey Federation.