Новости за 18.04.2018

Small steps could literally add up to better health for some, according to a new report from Statistics Canada on the sedentary behaviour of adults.

Police in Quebec City are confirming that the body they found near a home in Quebec City is that of missing 2-year-old Rosalie Gagnon.

The price of the North American oil benchmark closed above $68 US a barrel on Wednesday, the highest level since 2014 as U.S. data showed inventories plunged by more than one million barrels last week.

The price of the North American oil benchmark closed above $68 US a barrel on Wednesday, the highest level since 2014 as U.S. data showed inventories plunged by more than one million barrels last week.

The rapid expansion of a program that hands out an overdose-reversing drug significantly reduced the number of fentanyl-related deaths in 2016 in B.C., according to a new study.

The weather was not ideal to run 42.2 kilometres, but that’s exactly what several runners from northeastern Ontario did this week, including North Bay’s Gerald Brazeau.

Kent Hehr's office has confirmed he will attend a sexual harassment workshop at the Liberal convention this weekend. The former cabinet minister remains under outside investigation over allegations of sexual harassment in the workplace.

NASA's TESS spacecraft has been launched atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket to begin a two-year mission to find, and then study, faraway planets and about half a million stars.

After a delay on Monday, NASA's TESS spacecraft is scheduled for a second launch attempt Wednesday evening atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.

The Toronto Blue Jays' game on Wednesday afternoon will be shown exclusively on Facebook. It's part of a trend that has seen several sports leagues sell digital-only rights to new players like Facebook, Twitter and Amazon.

A closer look at the day's most notable stories with The National's Jonathon Gatehouse.

Maxime Bernier has agreed to pull from distribution his controversial book accusing Andrew Scheer of winning the Conservative party leadership with the help of "fake Conservatives," CBC News has learned.

Catholic bishops news conference in Ottawa

Work on a new outdoor walking track in Alberton, P.E.I., is expected to begin as soon as the ground dries out and weather permits.

Fortress Real Developments says Westgate Properties, owner of 1971 Albert Street in Regina, filed an appeal Tuesday after the city issued a legal order to fill the site.

Actor Rob Lowe has declared himself "obsessed" with the Halifax Explosion, telling late-night host Jimmy Kimmel he successfully had his character in a new movie named for the deadly blast.

The City of Montreal wants to spend $125,000 on a feasibility study for the project, which will be discussed at a city council meeting Monday.

A Winnipeg woman convicted of concealing the remains of six dead infants in a storage locker will remain behind bars.

Thunder Bay police are investigating an incident that saw a player on the Thunder Bay North Stars allegedly punch a coach with the Dryden Ice Dogs after a game between the two teams at the Fort William Gardens on Tuesday night.

A search for a much-loved, runaway "celebrity lamb" named Olivia has been called off.

Country Thunder Music Festival is announcing performers and ticketing details for the April 27 Humboldt Broncos Tribute Concert

British Columbia will file a reference case in the provincial Court of Appeal by the end of this month to determine if it has jurisdiction over the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project.

British Columbia will file a reference case in the provincial Court of Appeal by the end of this month to determine if it has jurisdiction over the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project.

British Columbia will file a reference case in the provincial Court of Appeal by the end of this month to determine if it has jurisdiction over the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project.

Tiffany Haddish and Trevor Noah are among the comedy stars in the lineup for this year's Just for Laughs festival in Montreal.