Новости за 23.04.2018

Expect a big crowd to descend on Parliament Hill this afternoon for the last pre-legal marijuana demonstration.

They were twins whose plane was shot down over the Netherlands during the Second World War. Now the graves of St. Vital brothers Doug and Ernie Tod will be cared for by a nearby elementary school, a "thank you" for their sacrifice.

Some parishioners in Saint John who learned during Sunday mass that their churches will be closing this year say the news, while not a total shock, has left them with sadness and questions about the future.

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With a Regina man in critical condition after a stabbing earlier this month, others are speaking up about fears for their safety at a forum for taxi drivers in the city.

Artist Jackie Traverse is fundraising to "Indigenize" skateboard decks and give them to kids living near a new skate park in West Broadway.

Security flaws in the fencing of Yellowknife's jail have not been addressed in recently announced upgrades, despite contraband being smuggled into the jail multiple times, CBC News has learned.

As plans move ahead for a new entity to take over energy efficiency programs, Hydro's top boss is warning the Pallister government an edict to cut advertising for Power Smart initiatives could spell the end of two programs, and lead to job losses in the province.

It may not be just what the doctor ordered, but for 11-year-old Ava MacNeill, the new artwork on the hospital walls is the perfect remedy to put a smile on her face.

A court in Brussels has found 2015 Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam and an accomplice guilty of attempted murder over shots fired at police while trying to avoid arrest in a Brussels suburb.

A court in Brussels has sentenced Salah Abdeslam to 20 years in prison over a shootout with police in Brussels in 2016. Abdeslam was the prime surviving suspect in the 2015 Islamic State attacks on Paris. His co co-defendant Sofien Ayari also received a 20-year sentence.

A Brussels court on Monday found 2015 Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam and an accomplice guilty of attempted murder over shots fired at police they sought to avoid arrest in a Brussels suburb.

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Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada built the winter road to access seven mines for a remediation project. And since then Brian Sundberg said his trapline has been tampered with, and he's found dead fish on the lake.

Canadian pop singer Jade Naraine from Toronto has filed an application for a judicial review after a Crown attorney stayed sexual assault charges against her alleged attacker. She believes the Crown attorneys did not do their due diligence when dealing with her case.

Pharmacists on P.E.I. are reminding Islanders that marijuana has health risks even though it will become legal.

The owners of the Port Hawkesbury Airport have teamed up with a Florida consultant to market Cape Breton to the rich and famous. Their first project together, along with Keltic Lodge, is an invitation-only golf tournament in late June at Highlands Links.

Sudbury Police say community groups — like the Louis Street Association — help reduce crime in neighbourhoods. That group has been unable to operate over the past few weeks, after it was abruptly evicted from its space by Greater Sudbury Housing Corporation.

Over 50 young men tried out for a spot on the Kitchener Rangers team and a chance to play in the OHL.

The Duchess of Cambridge delivered an eight pound, seven ounce baby boy on Monday at St. Mary's hospital in London. The third child for the Duchess and Prince William is a brother for George, 4 and Charlotte, who is almost 3. The baby is Queen Elizabeth's 6th great-grandchild.

The Duchess of Cambridge entered a London hospital Monday and gave birth to her third child with husband Prince William, Britain's Kensington Palace says.

The Duchess of Cambridge is now in a London hospital in labour and expecting her third child, Britain's Kensington Palace said. The baby will be Queen Elizabeth's 6th great-grandchild.

The Duchess of Cambridge entered a London hospital Monday in labour with what will be the third child for her and husband Prince William, Britain's Kensington Palace said.