Новости за 05.10.2017

We mustn't lose sight of what's really important: the freedom for Americans to own caches of deadly weapons.

Veteran Patrick Marleau scored twice in his Maple Leafs debut as Toronto cruised to a 7-2 rout of the Winnipeg Jets on Wednesday in the season opener for both teams.

City council has voted 11-24 not to rename a stadium at Centennial Park to Rob Ford Memorial Stadium.

Some Armed Forces personnel are members of La Meute's private Facebook group.

The capture is ironic. Two inmates who escaped from the Edmonton Institution for Women Monday night were captured less than 24 hours later — at an escape room downtown.

What medical costs are covered if you're involved in a mass shooting in a foreign country?

More than half of the new parking meters installed by the City of St. John's have been damaged in the last two and a half years — often by thieves going after the money inside, according to an access-to-information report obtained by CBC.

School running program popular with students

The family of an elderly Lethbridge, Alta., woman on life support has withdrawn their application for a court injunction to keep her on a ventilator.

U.S. officials said three U.S. army special operations commandos were killed Wednesday and two others were wounded when they came under fire in southwest Niger.

Dawson Gage was fishing on Sept. 19 when the humpback breached.

Dawson Gage was fishing on Sept. 19 when the humpback breached.

Conservatives are demanding that the Trudeau government open negotiations with the Trump administration for Canada to join the U.S. ballistic missile defence. They say recent North Korea advances in missile and nuclear technology make it imperative to join the controversial program.

Abdulahi Sharif Hasan walked across the border from Mexico to the United States in 2011. But his exact route to Canada remains unclear.

Fixing the troubled Phoenix pay system is the No. 1 priority for Public Services and Procurement Minister Carla Qualtrough, according to an updated mandate letter from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau that seems to acknowledge the breadth of technology and procurement problems facing the department.

Calgary has some of the lowest property tax rates in the country, yet many residents and businesses complain their tax bills are out of control. Those two statements are not as paradoxical as they seem.

Women, children and two-spirited people from over a dozen Maritime First Nations were honoured this evening at a candlelight vigil at Halifax's Mi'kmaw Native Friendship Centre.

Controversial Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte vowed to impeach the head of the government's anti-graft agency after she launched an investigation into claims he failed to declare billions of pesos in a mandatory asset disclosure before his election.

Francisco J. Fortuño Bernier on how Puerto Rico got into its financial mess and what the path might be to get out of it

Quebec director Denis Villeneuve’s new film screens tonight at Festival du nouveau cinéma.

Like her 15-month tenure as British prime minister, Theresa May's address to the Tory party faithful Wednesday was derailed by a combination of bad luck and unfortunate timing, and a speech that was meant to get her leadership back on track ended up helping her rival.

On the first anniversary of Audrey van Zuiden's death in Calgary at the hands of her husband, who was in the depths of dementia at the time, his lawyer is calling for the murder charge to be dropped.

Hamilton's city council wants the province to hit the gas on widening part of the Highway 403, saying it will scare away new jobs if Ontario doesn't make it a high priority.

Attorney General David Eby says voters will receive their mail-in ballots in fall 2018. A vote of 50 per cent plus one will be needed to approve change from first-past-the-post system.