Новости за 10.04.2018

Why is my hamster always so sleepy? And other need-to-know animal info

Meal kits have been gaining popularity in recent years but the neatly packed boxes aren't the only way to save time on busy evenings.

Trudeau cabinet convenes in Ottawa during a two-week break to address a decision by Kinder Morgan to suspend work on its proposed pipeline in B.C.

Every day around the province the Here and Now team pull out all the stops to cover your news and weather.

The unsolved 1987 double homicide of Tanya van Cuylenborg and Jay Cook will be the subject of a news conference in Washington state Wednesday.

Lawyers for a Toronto man accused of attacking soldiers at a military recruitment centre two years ago say he should be acquitted of terror-related charges and found not criminally responsible for lesser offences in the case on account of his mental state and the fact he has no affiliation to a terrorist group.

Last week's provincial budget contained news of new housing for five young adults in the Charlottetown area who have aged out of the province's child protection services.

An Alberta-based company has put their name forward for 16 pot permits throughout Saskatchewan.

About 400 kilometres above Earth is the International Space Station, a home to six astronauts who work and live in space. And you can see it for yourself.

Ontario's environmental watchdog says the Liberal government's long-term energy plan ignores its own climate change law and more must be done to shift the province from fossil fuels to low-carbon sources.

In the wake of last week's horrific bus crash that killed 15 members and staff of the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team, grieving has been raw. But for former NHLer and bus-crash survivor Sheldon Kennedy, support of the players, families and community must continue on.

The misery surrounding the Kathyrn Spirit, abandoned by its bankrupt owners off of Montreal's South Shore in 2011, deepened today after a part of the derelict vessel caught fire.

Kingston, Ont., musician Jay Smith couldn't sleep — his mind was haunted by the story of a Saskatchewan junior hockey team and a deadly crash on a cold Prairie highway. So he wrote a song about it.

At a fatality inquiry into the incident, Typer Seitz, the senior manager of track and building operations, said he was aware of incidents in the 1980s and '90s when staff rode down the track using shovels.

Actor T.J. Miller called 911 to falsely claim that a woman he got into an argument with over loud cellphone conversations on a train had a bomb in her luggage, federal prosecutors said Tuesday.

Tuition would be eliminated at community colleges and reduced by 25 per cent at universities under an NDP government, party leader Jennifer McKenzie said Tuesday.

Full text transcript for April 10th episode.

For highlights, reaction, analysis and more, tune into CBC Saskatchewan's live budget special.

If you've sent mean tweets to CBC Radio host Mark Connolly and the morning crew, congratulations — your cruel handiwork earned some air time.

A new development is planned for the long abandoned Blue Chicago site at the corner of Stony Plain Road and 142 st.

The Western Commander sank at the entrance of Hecate Strait, west of Prince Rupert, on Monday morning.

Practical ways to connect with others and with yourself.

Gateway Casinos in Dresden and Point Edward, Ont. are seeing a "significant increase" in traffic since workers at Caesars Windsor started striking.

A high-risk sex offender who posed as a reflexologist or massage therapist to gain access to his victims has been released from prison.

After a career that had equal footing in two centuries, Gary Ramsay has retired from the P.E.I. public library.