Новости за 04.10.2017

Kristyn Wong-Tam says pedestrian deaths are in Toronto are on the verge of becoming a public health crisis, and that’s why she’s pushing the city to fast-track a program designed to make the streets safer.

Three of five power generators that were supposed to be delivered to the N.W.T. more than a year-and-a-half ago are still in the shop in California, and the other two are waiting to be built, says an official with the Northwest Territories Power Corporation.

You literally can't wipe the smile off Kailer Yamamoto's face these days. On the ice, in the dressing room, in front of the cameras, the Oilers rookie is always smiling. And who could blame him? On Wednesday night, the 19-year-old winger from Spokane, Wash., will see his first NHL regular season action against the Calgary Flames.

At 10:50 a.m., Calgary's mayor throws the switch to evacuate the city. Preparation and planning is the key to survival.

Greenwin Inc. is renovating two downtown highrises. The plan included phasing out most three-bedroom units and focusing more on singles.

First- and second-year Western University law and medical students will participate in a mandatory lecture about healthcare for Indigenous people.

With the addition of Kings County Memorial, the wait times for all Island emergency departments are now available online.

More than two dozen people gathered to remember three women who were killed west of Ottawa in September 2015, as the trial for the man accused of murdering them is expected to start.

CBC Calgary has offered each candidate for the office of mayor the opportunity to write up to 700 words on our website, outlining what they believe to be the greatest challenges facing our city, and what they would do about those challenges if elected. This is Stan Waciak's contribution.

The expression 'slippery when wet' has a new meaning on the pool deck at the Kenora Recreation Centre.

Halifax regional council has created the advisory committee that will explore what to do about the Edward Cornwallis statue.

A man from Riverview has dug up a piece that some members of a Facebook metal detector club say must be from the 1930s.

An interactive theatre company is putting on a play in Sudbury and northeastern Ontario about the difficult subject of sexual assault and date violence. Far From The Heart lets the audience change the outcome when scenes are repeated.

The $25,000 prizes are given in seven English-language categories: fiction, nonfiction, poetry, young people's literature — text, young people's literature — illustration, drama and translation.

Scientists Jacques Dubochet, Joachim Frank and Richard Henderson won the 2017 Nobel Prize for Chemistry for developing cryo-electron microscopy which simplifies and improves the imaging of biomolecules, the award-giving body said on Wednesday.

A series of handwritten letters have found their way to a New Brunswick woman whose husband arranged to have them delivered over several weeks after leaving the province for work out west.

An accountant with a passion for spirits is placing a half-million-dollar bet that downtown Winnipeg is ready for a whisky distillery.

A series of handwritten letters have found their way to a New Brunswick woman whose husband arranged to have them delivered over several weeks after leaving the province for work out west.

A new report on reforming Ontario's corrections system is calling on the province to do a better job following through on its own policies covering the accommodation of Indigenous spirituality in jails and correctional centres.

After fire destroyed a coverall building and about 1,600 hay bales on Monday, the Ministry of Agriculture is advising farmers to check the moisture content of hay cut during the wet summer.

Gurpreet Singh Broca has a busy schedule. Between his classes at Cambrian College, his role on student council as director of international student affairs and running his bhangra dance club, he doesn't have much time to spare.

A woman who was a parishioner of an Anglican church in western Manitoba is alleging she was exploited and sexually assaulted by her priest for years, after he manipulated her into a sexual relationship.

A province-wide registry of AEDs, which would provide quicker access for people in cardiac arrest and improve chances of survival, could be in place on P.E.I. by the end of the year.

Jean-Michel Blais has spoken about his own PTSD. But now some officers with Halifax Regional Police are openly criticizing their chief, saying they feel “discarded” by the force after their own post-traumatic stress disorder diagnoses.

A woman in her sixties is dead and two others hurt after a shooting at a home in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield. One of the injured is a provincial police officer, who is in serious condition. He was responding to a call about a dispute in a home when someone opened fire.