Новости за 15.12.2017

U.S. President Donald Trump is set to attend an FBI academy graduation ceremony today, as his administration accuses leadership at the agency of "extreme bias" against him.

More than 400 former child soldiers in the Congo have been awarded $10 million by the International Criminal Court as compensation. The money will be used for psychological and employment support. The children were recruited by convicted warlord Thomas Lubanga. More than five million died in the Congo war.

A French-language television network in Quebec has apologized for its now-debunked report that a Montreal mosque tried to have women banned from a nearby work site during Friday prayers.

A French-language television network in Quebec says it can no longer stand by its now-debunked report that a Montreal mosque tried to have women banned from a nearby work site during Friday prayers.

If we condemn eating dogs, shouldn't we also condemn eating pigs and chickens? A Guelph, Ont., professor weighs in on thoughts some people have when it comes to consuming meat.

For the second year in a row, the RCMP detachment in Bay Roberts in Newfoundland and Labrador rewarded good drivers by surprising them with gifts during traffic stops.

It's not what any driver wants to see in the review mirror but in this case the flashing lights of a police cruiser could bring something good.

Anan Mazzawi and his wife, Reem Shamshoum-Mazzawi, with 10-month-old daughter Tala, and Noor, 5, arrived early to watch The Christmas Play at Church of the Holy Trinity in Toronto. Little did they know, baby Tala would play the starring role.

The Canadian economy is growing like gangbusters in a number of ways, but the governor of the central bank still doesn't have to look very hard to find things to worry about.

Canada's ombudsman for taxpayers says service issues at the Canada Revenue Agency are systemic and the increase in complaints to the ombudsman's office each year suggests the problems are not getting better.

Britain's Prince Harry and his fiance, Meghan Markle, will marry on May 19 next year, Kensington Palace said on Friday. The couple announced their engagement last month. The marriage will take place at St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle.

Canada's ombudsman for taxpayers says service issues at the Canada Revenue Agency are systemic and the increase in complaints to the ombudsman's office each year suggests the problems are not getting better.

As trade officials gather in Washington in search of easy wins amid difficult NAFTA talks, Alberta industry appears to be sharpening its focus on what happens should the United States drop out of the pact.

After an examination of 2,225 files from 2016 where investigators had concluded the complainant's allegations were unfounded, the RCMP is committing to review all cases since 2015 where no charges were laid. That's roughly 25,000 more files.

The Canadian economy is growing like gangbusters in a number of ways, but the governor of the central bank still doesn't have to look very hard to find things to worry about.

With new leaders at the helm, the Conservatives and New Democrats have little to show for their efforts as polls suggest the Liberals end the fall sitting of parliament with just as much support as they had at its start.

Canada's ombudsman for taxpayers says service issues at the Canada Revenue Agency are systemic and the increase in complaints to the ombudsman's office each year suggests the problems are not getting better.

A volatile scientific debate is quietly simmering, with echos of the controversy over genetically modified organisms. The Gates Foundation and the U.S. military are among the groups funding gene drives, a powerful new genetic technology.

The one thing the Trudeau government offered that seemed somewhat plausible as far as promises go was positivity. Niceness. Sunny ways. Kent Hehr's behaviour destroys all of that.

While investigators try to determine what caused the crash of an ATR-42 airplane in northern Saskatchewan Wednesday night, some aviation experts say the plane doesn't have a systemic history of safety issues.

After an examination of 2,225 files from 2016 where investigators had concluded the complainant's allegations were unfounded, the RCMP is committing to review all cases since 2015 where no charges were laid. That's roughly 25,000 more files.

Forty years after revelations that the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency funded brainwashing experiments on unsuspecting Canadians, the Trudeau government is continuing a pattern of silencing the victims, a lawyer for one of the families says.

One of the thousands of firefighters battling a series of wildfires across Southern California has died in the largest, the Thomas fire, north of Los Angeles. The fire is now 35% contained but authorities expect powerful new winds that threaten homes in Santa Barbara and Ventura counties.

A firefighter died Thursday while working a colossal wildfire burning in coastal mountains northwest of Los Angeles that has become the fourth largest in California history.

A 66-year-old southern Alberta university professor is competing in a figure skating competition this weekend, after having his first lesson last year.