Новости за 24.04.2018

Armstrong & Richardson, the high-end shoe retailer that outfitted generations of Ottawa families over more than eight decades in business, has filed for bankruptcy, closing five stores and leaving about 25 employees out of work.

A Liberal MP accused of sexual assault in Halifax on Saturday has released a statement saying he was linked to the incident by mistake.

As the snow melts from another Edmonton winter, spring cleaning is in full swing. For dog owners, spring cleaning can be especially smelly — with pet poop popping up all over the yard as the snow disappears.

Lisa Dudley was shot and paralyzed in her Mission home in 2008. An RCMP officer sent to investigate never got out of his patrol car and failed to notice her. She died several days later.

Women at P.E.I.'s correctional centre have been taking a course in handling relationship challenges called "How to Avoid Falling for a Jerk" — and now you can too.

The Saskatchewan advocate for children and youth released his annual report for 2017, highlighting gaps in education, mental health services, as well as how many children in care suffered injuries.

A Texas man is hoping to reconnect with the 1974 Volkswagen microbus he left in Prince George, B.C., after it broke down there in 2006.

Edmonton police are asking for the public's help in a residential break-in where thieves made off with a large number of silver bars worth more than $210,000.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police were aware far earlier than previously revealed that a man once convicted of attempted murder had been invited to a reception in India with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

When RCMP Staff Sgt. Lisa Stuart learned of a Crime Stoppers tip that two Nova Scotia men and an American woman were planning a massacre in Halifax, she felt like she’d entered an episode of the TV thriller 24.

Timmins police say searches of three different homes in the city have resulted in more than $384,000 worth of drugs being seized as well as cash.

Pride PEI is holding its first event in Summerside this weekend.

Former Toronto Police Chief now Liberal MP spoke to reporters before Question Period on Tuesday

Toronto police news conference gives details on the investigation into the van attack on Yonge Street

Hamilton police say they're looking for two people dressed like construction workers after reports of a shooting on the Stoney Creek Mountain Monday morning.

The London Transit Commission admits it's a competition to book a ride on its Paratransit service as users raise concerns about booking difficulties and being left behind.

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

A White House official says Ronny Jackson will not withdraw as a nominee to run the U.S. Veterans Affairs Department, even as a report from 2012 surfaced in which he and another physician were criticized for "unprofessional behaviours."

The nomination of presidential physician Ronny Jackson to head the U.S. Veterans Affairs Department has been put on hold while a Senate committee looks into "serious allegations."

Colin Slark is a member of the journalism program at the University of King's College in Halifax, N.S. and alumni of the University of Northern British Columbia in Prince George, B.C.

The team from the ministry of municipal affairs and housing along with representatives from the Essex Region Conservation Authority went door to door in the Marentette Beach and Cotterie Park areas. Ministry officials will be compiling a report for Minster Bill Mauro.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sought to reassure Canadians on Tuesday that the deadly van attack in Toronto has no connection to national security, while urging people to go about their daily lives after 10 people were killed and more than a dozen were injured.

Conservative MPs are calling on the federal government to take “immediate action” to halt illegal border crossings, describing the flow of asylum seekers from the United States as a “crisis without a plan.”

Conservative MPs are calling on the federal government to take “immediate action” to halt illegal border crossings, describing the flow of asylum seekers from the United States as a “crisis without a plan.”

Alek Minassian, the suspect in Monday's van attack in Toronto, joined the Canadian Forces last August and turned up for basic training at Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Que., in September, National Defence said Tuesday.