Новости за 04.05.2024

Pro-Palestinian protesters are entering the third day of their encampment demonstration Saturday at the University of Toronto.

It's taken over a century, but the post office in Barss Corner, N.S., is finally able to make its mark with pictures on mail arriving for local residents and postmark collectors alike.

PWHL New York's Jaime Bourbonnais scored a pair of goals in their 5-2 regulation win over Minnesota. Minnesota needed only a single point to clinch a playoff spot in the final game of their regular season.

One of two active fires reported in the N.W.T. so far this year was declared out on Saturday morning. The other is still listed as active but is under control, according to NWT Fire.

Airline president says work stoppages could begin as early as Tuesday at noon MT.

Dozens in Brazil's Rio Grande do Sul state have been killed by record-breaking floods.

Reports of sextortion continue to rise in Canada. That's why a group in B.C. is getting daring in ads, and with presentations in schools, to make sure kids know how to spot extortionists.

The parliamentary committee responsible for studying the federal government's use of the Emergencies Act during the 2022 convoy protests has long blown through its deadline.

The Fisheries Department says it's monitoring and patrolling ocean waters off northwest Vancouver Island to ensure boat traffic doesn't interfere with an orphan killer whale calf's ability to reunite with her extended family after being trapped in a lagoon for nearly a month.

The B.C. Wildfire Service and other agencies are working to make sure wildland firefighters have mental health supports ready and available year round.

The New England area is home to many people whose ancestors left Nova Scotia for better economic opportunities. Some of their descendants will gather for rappie pie in Wakefield, Mass., Saturday.

Alberta's premier sure has proposed a lot of Crown corporations and new spending initiatives for someone known as an advocate for a limited conservative government.

The recent deadly crash near Toronto — in which four people were killed after police chased a suspect through oncoming traffic on a major highway — highlights the challenges officers face when deciding whether to pursue a suspect.

Ben Johnson should have been on top of the world when he won gold in the 100-metre sprint at the 1988 Olympics in Seoul, South Korea. But days later, his medal was stripped due to a positive steroid test, an experience recounted in a new book by Canadian sports reporter Mary Ormsby.

A Quebec community organization is calling for the establishment of specialized services in Eastern Quebec to prevent bedsores in people with spinal cord injuries.

Shilpa Raju feels lucky to be alive. She’s had double lung and kidney transplants after surviving cancer — and is grateful to the donors whose gifts she now carries within her. She’s hoping to find a surrogate who can help realize her dream of motherhood.

All drivers in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area who are pulled over by Ontario Provincial Police highway safety officers will now be asked to provide a breath sample as part of a new enforcement policy taking aim at drinking and driving.

The stars and creators of the new action comedy movie The Fall Guy haven't been shy about their quest to get a stunt category included at the Oscars. CBC News talked to three Canadian stunt performers about why it matters to receive recognition for their work — and what it means that The Fall Guy is trying so hard to help.

It’s been a decade in the making, but Boeing’s commercial spacecraft is finally launching with its first passengers. Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk will be in mission control helping lead the way.

When King Charles awarded Catherine, Princess of Wales, a rare honour the other day, it was more than a recognition of her role within the Royal Family. It also drew attention to the warm relationship that has developed between Charles and his daughter-in-law since she joined the family through marriage to Prince William.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre suggested this week that, if elected, he would use the notwithstanding clause to push for some criminal justice reforms, a move that experts say would be significant and historic.

TransAlta, one of Alberta's largest power generators, has cancelled one proposed development and put three others on hold, citing provincial rule changes and a lack of certainty in the market.

The second round of the NHL playoffs will feature an all-Canadian matchup between the Vancouver Canucks and Edmonton Oilers, after Vancouver advanced with a late 1-0 win over the Nashville Predators in Game 6 Friday.

Federal officials say Canada is expanding its surveillance for a dangerous form of avian flu amid a growing outbreak of H5N1 in U.S. dairy cattle, with monitoring efforts now set to include testing of milk being sold on store shelves.

The Indian Consulate General has identified grandparents who died in a crash with their grandchild following a police chase of a robbery suspect driving the wrong way on Highway 401 earlier this week.