Новости за 06.11.2017

Two men being honoured for their humanitarian efforts by the Canadian Red Cross both hail from Charlotte County.

A Windsor judge has sentenced Kenneth Kormendy to 11 years in prison for setting fire to a house with a mother and her two young daughters inside.

What you probably should be asking to be tested for and what can probably wait.

Yusuf Ahmed, who has been on Canada's no fly list as long as he can remember, says he is still frightened that he could be tortured by a foreign government based on flawed information if he travelled overseas.

Organizers have apologized for a ceremony in Milan involving female models provocatively revealing the letters "A" or "B" to determine the draw for the ATP's Next Gen Finals tennis tournament. The ATP and sponsor Red Bull say "our execution of the proceedings was in poor taste and unacceptable."

RCMP say a man was killed in a rollover near Kindersley, Sask., Saturday morning.

Senators general manager Pierre Dorion calls the trade to bring Matt Duchene to Ottawa a "no brainer." The Senators introduced Duchene to reporters at a press conference a day after acquiring him from Colorado as part of a three-way deal.

Know Your Drugs Day is designed to encourage Canadians to do research about the possible side effects of any prescription drugs they are taking.

When a volunteer Streamkeeper called in a sighting of chinook salmon from a creek in West Vancouver three years ago, no one believed him because the fish are not native to the Capilano watershed. Now it seems a population of hatchery chinook has taken up residence on the North Shore.

Police say two female suspects reportedly took beer from the Safeway on Dawson Road and fled the scene in a Kia Optima.

Valérie Plante beat out Denis Coderre to become Montreal mayor in Sunday's municipal election. Here's a look at her surprising rise.

Most ice rinks in N.L. use ammonia in their refrigeration systems

All charges against a St. Catharines vet have been dropped. Doctor Mahavir Rekhi had been facing 16 criminal counts of animal cruelty. faces 16 criminal charges of animal cruelty

Nov. 14 at Piatto Pizzeria with proceeds aiding the Community Food Sharing Association

The roar that came from the Ear Falls area was nearly deafening, when the English River Miners played their home games in the small community in northwestern Ontario.

U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said there was nothing improper about his investments in a shipping firm with significant ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin's inner circle, a day after the Paradise Papers shone light on his investments.

Maritime Electric shut down some lanes on the Hillsborough Bridge to work on transmission lines during Monday morning rush hour, and has now apologized to commuters.

The price of oil has risen to its highest point in two years as Saudi Arabia's heir to the throne consolidates power by arresting rival princes, government officials and military leaders as part of an anti-corruption probe.

Older brother of Charles Eddie Moore on a quest to seek justice

The Public Utilities Board has found Northland Utilities made 30 per cent more profit than it was supposed to last year — meaning customers in Yellowknife will get a credit.

19-year-old Alcorn College student from Meadville, Mississippi who was beaten and brutally murdered by members of the White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan.

Major League Soccer is partnering with Fanatics in a deal that will mean a unique merchandising portal for Canada. Under a long-term global agreement that begins in 2019, Fanatics gains worldwide rights to produce MLS fan gear apparel, headwear and other goods across all retail and wholesale channels.

A female suffered life-threatening injuries in a mutli-vehicle collision near Oshawa, Durham police said Monday.

The bodies of five Argentine men killed in a truck attack in New York City arrived Monday morning at a Buenos Aires airport, where a police escort received them. They will then be transported to their hometown of Rosario.