Новости за 23.10.2017

Julie Snyder is the latest — and most high-profile person yet — to come forward with allegations of sexual assault or harassment against the founder of the Just for Laughs comedy festival, Gilbert Rozon.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency kept three scientists from speaking at a Monday event in a move condemned by researchers and Democratic members of Congress as an attempt by the agency to silence a discussion of climate change.

American lawmakers are demanding answers from their national government after a U.S.-born foe of Vladimir Putin was allegedly denied entry into the United States.

American lawmakers are demanding answers from their national government after a U.S.-born foe of Vladimir Putin was allegedly denied entry into the United States.

Republicans and Democrats are demanding answers from the U.S. government after British-American financier William Browder said his visa was revoked.

The Ontario college strike isn't just creating problems for post-secondary students, but also those hoping to go to college — particularly those who never got high school diplomas.

Did you know "canola" is a portmanteau word combining "Canada" with "ola," which in Latin refers to oil?

A Toronto-born basketball star now playing for the Indiana Pacers is lending his name to a national campaign aimed at raising money to feed hungry school children.

Atlanta has declined its $8 million US option on 42-year-old knuckleballer R.A. Dickey. The former Toronto Blue Jays' starting pitcher was the Braves' most consistent starter this past season, going 10-10 with a 4.26 ERA.

Accused triple murderer Basil Borutski was convicted of assaulting and attempting to choke victim Anastasia Kuzyk the year before she was killed, at a time when he was also on probation for offences against another of the three victims, his trial jury heard Monday.

A 14-year-old boy from Riverview has been found safe and sound, according to Southeast RCMP.

Students such as Jessi Morris who are trying to qualify for college programs are caught in the ongoing strike.

Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan responds to questions about a CBC report that shows DND's sex assault conviction rate is lower than rates in civilian courts.

New tests have found a wide range of previously undiscovered contaminants in polar bears around Hudson Bay.

The Quebec government's new face-covering law will be approached with "common sense," a spokesperson for the province's justice minister says, amid criticism, protests and confusion over how the rules will be applied.

Dalhousie law professors and senators are among those voicing support for the student who is facing disciplinary action over a Facebook post that expressed her frustration with Canada 150 celebrations.

The Montreal Impact have fired head coach Mauro Biello. The move came a day after Montreal ended its Major Legue Soccer season with a loss at home to New England.

Marijuana producer Aphria Inc. says it met with the Toronto Stock Exchange last week to discuss the exchange's recent guidance that pot firms with U.S. exposure could face delisting.

Regina police are asking the public to stay away from the 1100 block of Elphinstone Street this morning after a firearms incident in the area.

Students at Harbour View High School in Saint John are trying to avoid a new cafeteria service arrangement that would see Chartwells return to the school.

Former Liberal MP and premier of Ontario Bob Rae will head to Myanmar next week to report on the crisis that has displaced 900,000 Rohingya.

Winnipeg police have identified 29-year-old John Tuil Jok as the victim of a West End homicide over the weekend.

Saskatchewan has approved the sale of another formerly owned and operated government liquor store — this time in the town of Watson.

Ownership of Sir John Franklin's shipwrecked vessels — which were recently discovered in the Canadian Arctic after years of searching — is being transferred from Britain to Canada.

Ownership of Sir John Franklin's shipwrecked vessels — which were recently discovered in the Canadian Arctic after years of searching — is being transferred from Britain to Canada.