Новости за 06.12.2017

Farmers and ranchers affected by wildfires this fall are getting some additional help. The Provincial Disaster Assistance Program is now allowing livestock producers to apply for assistance if fire damaged their grazing land.

Dollarama Inc. says it earned $130.1 million in its third quarter, an 18 per cent improvement from the same quarter last year, as sales volume at the discount chain surged.

In honour of the 100th anniversary of the Halifax Explosion, CBC Nova Scotia colourized several photos depicting life in the city after the 1917 disaster.

U.S. Senator Al Franken's office has confirmed he will make an announcement Thursday which comes amid calls for his resignation over harassment allegations.

U.S. Senator Al Franken will make an announcement on Thursday, his office said, after several fellow Democrats called upon him to resign in the wake of a new allegation of sexual misconduct.

Federal Fisheries Minister Dominic LeBlanc has been diagnosed with chronic lymphocytic leukemia but says he will continue to work as he begins treatments.

A P.E.I. woman is looking to reunite an 85-year-old ring with its rightful owner.

The man charged with holding Amanda Lindhout hostage in Somalia for 460 days has been found guilty, more than nine years after the Canadian journalist was kidnapped.

The province will outline its new rules for large industrial greenhouse gas emitters at a press briefing in Calgary on Wednesday morning. Watch the announcement LIVE here at 10:30 a.m.

About 30 residents of Ottawa's Carlington neighbourhood attended an early consultation session Tuesday night to hear more about a proposal to replace three single-family homes on Fisher Avenue near Shillington Avenue with two four-storey apartment complexes.

Ontario's spending watchdog has uncovered a spike in sick pay to school board employees, and revealed that hundreds of government-owned buildings are sitting empty, wasting millions every year.

Melanie Badali with Anxiety B.C. says that during the stressful exam season it's important to take care of yourself by exercising, eating right and seeking out supports you may need from others.

Police have charged a man with two counts of attempted murder after two people were threatened with a firearm on the driveway of a house in northwest Calgary on Monday.

The unregulated Glen Foster supplies Martha Chaves with his demands for Canada's marketplace. Then, DeAnne Smith tries to eclipse Don Kelly with her hot takes on the sun.

The U.K. has no study of the economic impact of Brexit because Brexit Secretary David Davis is 'not a fan of economic models,' which he believes 'have proven all wrong.' Davis says the nation should be prepared for shift similar to the 2008 financial crisis.

A 20-year-old man accused in a plot to assassinate British Prime Minister Theresa May is ordered held when he appeared in a London court.

Erin Hogg, a retired nurse, has volunteered her time to prepare and distribute hundreds of white ribbons every Dec. 6, asking people to remember the 14 women killed 28 years ago in the Montreal massacre.

There are a number of memorials in Waterloo region to mark the anniversary of the day 14 women were killed on the campus of École Polytechnique in Montréal.

On the anniversary of the 1989 École Polytechnique massacre, local social agencies are honouring women who are victims of violence, and joining supporters across the country in a national day of remembrance.

There are some changes this year to the City of Edmonton's New Year's Eve celebrations: early fireworks, and a move to the legislature grounds.

Noor Fadel says she was on her way home from work Tuesday night when she was threatened and struck by a man before a bystander intervened. Transit Police say they are investigating while the brother of the victim suspects the assailant might suffer from mental illness.

Daniel Coleman's Yardwork is an analysis of sedimentary layers of ecological, cultural and political stories that make up Hamilton.

Researchers in South Africa have unveiled a virtually complete skeleton of a human ancestor that lived 3.6 million years ago.

Montreal police Chief Philippe Pichet has been suspended with pay from his duties following a damning report into the force's internal affairs.

Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante and Public Security Minister Martin Coiteux will hold a news conference this afternoon to shed light on the future of the Montreal police force’s chief.