Новости за 15.11.2017

The federal government will support new treatment options for drug addicts, including giving them prescription opioids or pharmaceutical grade heroin, backing quality testing of street drugs and helping provinces set up overdose prevention sites in emergencies.

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The hit homegrown musical Come From Away is getting the big-screen treatment.

Workers in Turkey who stitched pleas for help into clothing sold by retailer Zara are 'just the tip of the iceberg' and highlight the need for mechanisms to address concerns about labour conditions, a top human rights expert said on Wednesday.

New Brunswick’s budget forecast is continuing to get better as the fiscal year goes on, prompting government and opposition politicians to start debating what should be done with future surpluses.

It will take longer and cost more than expected to demolish the old Belvedere orphanage building in St. John's.

A Sherbrooke courtroom heard the harrowing phone recordings of MMA railway employees speaking to each other with growing apprehension, trying to figure out the cause of the blazing inferno which was ravaging downtown Lac-Mégantic.

A Sherbrooke courtroom heard the harrowing phone recordings of MMA railway employees speaking to each other with growing apprehension, trying to figure out the cause of the blazing inferno which was ravaging downtown Lac-Mégantic.

Legislation passed Wednesday by Russia’s parliament would give the country's justice department the power to designate non-Russian media outlets in the country as 'foreign agents,' writes Chris Brown.

Legislation passed Wednesday by Russia’s parliament would give the country's justice department the power to designate non-Russian media outlets in the country as 'foreign agents,' writes Chris Brown.

Trade ministers from Canada, the U.S. and Mexico won't meet face to face during the fifth round of NAFTA talks taking place in Mexico City. The politicians are backing away from the negotiating table, after holding meetings on the sideline of the APEC summit last week.

Laurie McGeough is being honoured for her work at Campbell Collegiate to bring students with special needs into the forefront.

Photos from Operation Impact, Canada's involvement in the fight against ISIS. These photos are from the Department of National Defence's combat camera.

British primatologist Jane Goodall sent a letter to every U.S. senator on Tuesday urging them to oppose a push in the U.S. Congress to allow oil drilling in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

An official at Fanshawe College in London has confirmed that the college will further extend the fall semester because of the ongoing strike by college faculty.

Italy coach Gian Piero Ventura has been fired following the team's failure to qualify for the World Cup. The four-time champions lost a playoff to Sweden, 1-0 on aggregate, on Monday.

A deeper dive into the day's most important stories with The National's Jonathon Gatehouse.

A deeper dive into the day's most important stories with The National's Jonathon Gatehouse.

'Water management, and snow management I think are the two items in the long run that are very important,' says Chris Burn, who's spent decades studying the Dempster Highway.

Canada is prepared to offer up to 200 ground troops, transport and attack helicopters, cargo planes and military trainers for future United Nations peacekeeping operations, the Liberal government announced Wednesday.

A 27-year-old woman from Winnipeg has died in Cambodia, her family says.

The City of North Bay says Memorial Drive is now open after being closed much of the day due to a wandering moose.

The City of North Bay says Memorial Drive is now open after being closed much of the day due to a wandering moose.

The City of North Bay says Memorial Drive is closed between Regina St. and Main St. West due to a moose.

Darcy Michael and Kaitlin Shuvera debate personality while Ivan Decker and Pete Zedlacher argue whether or not to stay on the road.