Новости за 01.12.2017

Michael Flynn, Donald Trump's ex-security adviser has been charged with lying to the FBI and pleaded guilty in a federal court today. The charge relates to conversations he had with the Russian ambassador to the U.S. about sanctions against Russia. Flynn's testimony refers to two senior officials organising the meetings, one of which, reports suggest, is Jared Kushner, Donald Trump's son-in-law.

​Former U.S. national security adviser Michael Flynn pleaded guilty Friday to making false statements to the FBI about his conversations with a Russian ambassador and said a senior member of President Donald Trump's transition team knew about the conversations.

​Former U.S. national security adviser Michael Flynn pleaded guilty Friday to making false statements to the FBI about his conversations with a Russian ambassador and said a senior member of President Donald Trump's transition team knew about the conversations.

​Former U.S. national security adviser Michael Flynn pleads guilty to making false statements to the FBI about his conversations with a Russian ambassador and says he was directed to make contact by a senior member of President Donald Trump's transition team.

Michael Flynn, Donald Trump's ex-security adviser has been charged with lying to the FBI and pleaded guilty in a federal court today. The charge relates to conversations he had with the Russian ambassador to the U.S. about sanctions against Russia.

U.S. President Donald Trump's former national security adviser Michael Flynn lied to the FBI about his contacts with Russia's ambassador to the United States, the U.S. special counsel's office charged in a court filing made public today.

Michael Flynn, a controversial figure in special prosecutor Robert Mueller's investigation of Russian collusion in President Donald Trump's campaign, has been charged with lying to the FBI.

Michael Flynn, Donald Trump's ex-security adviser has been charged with lying to the FBI and will plead guilty to that charge today. The charge relates to conversations he had with the Russian ambassador to the U.S. about sanctions against Russia.

Michael Flynn, a controversial figure in special prosecutor Robert Mueller's investigation of Russian collusion in President Donald Trump's campaign, has been charged with lying to the FBI.

The Canadian dollar jumped more than a penny as the economy added eight times more jobs than expected last month, pushing the jobless rate to its lowest level since 2008.

The Canadian economy added eight times more jobs than expected last month, Statistics Canada reports.

The world's biggest lithium-ion battery started feeding power into South Australia's state grid late yesterday.

Canada's military is about to work with the U.S. on upgrading North America's ageing defences but that does not include joining the U.S. ballistic-missile shield program.

While the Canadian military is preparing to work with the U.S. on upgrading North America's aging defences, Canada's top general says there have been no talks about joining its ballistic-missile shield program.

Wonderland Entertainment is a Regina institution. The old-school arcade has been serving Regina gamers for 40 years. But if you've driven by lately, you may have noticed a new addition outside: a dancing hotdog holding a sign.

For years, researchers have been baffled by a shipwreck at the bottom of Halifax harbour. Not even the schooner's name is known. But one marine geologist believes it was sunk in the Halifax Explosion.

The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled in favour of Yukon First Nations in their fight to protect the Peel watershed region, overturning a decision that rolled back years of planning and ordering the government to consider a final recommended plan proposed by an independent commission.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley, federal Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr and Kinder Morgan's Ian Anderson all appealed to the national identity as they spoke to a business audience in Vancouver. It's a message that's not convincing to everyone.

One in five Canadians infected with HIV doesn’t know it, so federal scientists are looking for ways to make testing more accessible.

One in five Canadians infected with HIV doesn’t know it, so federal scientists are looking for ways to make testing more accessible.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government has set a new record for the number of unfilled government appointments, with 585 jobs currently vacant or occupied by someone whose appointment has past its expiry date, CBC News has learned.

The top court's decision on Friday morning is centred on a land use plan for a vast wilderness area in northern Yukon, and could help determine how modern First Nations treaties are implemented in Canada.

A Court of Appeals ruling Friday could bring an end to a multi-year fight over who has access to data about how much homes sold for, information that realtors have fought long and hard to keep confidential in a practice that some critics say keeps consumers at a disadvantage.

The Tories are making some pretty serious allegations with very little evidence. The problem for Finance Minister Bill Morneau is that benefit of the doubt went out the window the day Canadians learned he still owned shares in his family's company when he controlled the government's purse strings.

Canada will soon have what the government calls a "world leading" airline passenger rights bill. Marketplace talks to passengers and advocates and finds they aren't so sure.