Новости за 21.06.2023

Canada Bread Company has been fined $50 million after it pleaded guilty to price-fixing bread. It's the highest price-fixing fine ever in Canada.

Gord Johns was supported by volunteer firefighter associations in a press conference Wednesday where he said an increase to the volunteer firefighter tax credit is 'critical.'

Halton police have arrested a suspect accused of assaulting a security guard during an altercation Monday in the South Oakville Mall parking lot.

Winnipeg police said they made the arrest Tuesday as part of Project Reproduction, an investigation that began in Quebec and has involved law enforcement from across Canada.

Speaking to reporters in Burlington on Wednesday, Ford blasted Olivia Chow, saying 'workers should be terrified' of the prospect she could lead the city.

Police say they've charged a Hamilton woman in connection with a fatal collision on Upper Wentworth Street and Stone Church Road East in early May.

Cheyenna Sapp says she uses learning from Indigenous studies classes at USask to educate her audiences about culture and issues. 'Standup comedy is a form of storytelling.'

The City of Leduc has agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit that involves two female firefighters who alleged years of sexual assault, harassment and bullying.

The Canadian Progress Club Durham Region has kicked off their second annual "Purses for Progress" campaign, to help those in need across the region.

Edmonton police said there were 19 shootings in May, up 60 per cent from May 2022.

Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Wednesday, June 21

Winnipeg police found the man in medical distress May 31. He was taken to hospital, where he later died, but his identity remains a mystery.

The stabbing early Wednesday on Emery Street is not believed to be a 'random' incident, according to investigators with the London Police Service.

Brandon Belt has been reinstated from the 10-day injured list by the Toronto Blue Jays.

Guelph police arrested a man who they say is responsible for numerous break ins this month.

An incident commander with the BC Wildfire Service said he took a 2.5 hour flight over the southern flank of the enormous Donnie Creek fire in northeastern British Columbia.

The school board expects student enrolment to continue to climb for the 2023-2024 school year but there are funding gaps including for transportation for high-needs students.

Ontario Provincial Police say a multi-vehicle collision has claimed at least one life and sparked a massive fireball on Highway 401, at Brock Road in Pickering, east of Toronto.

The newest and biggest casino in Canada takes up enough space to accommodate BMO Field, Scotiabank and the Rogers Centre. And now it is part of northern Etobicoke.

Mayor candidate Mitzie Hunter says she would bring a different set of experiences to city hall if elected. 'I bring a combination of what's needed at the city right now.'

Exclusive polling completed for Global News and the Toronto Star shows Olivia Chow as the mayoral frontrunner. Turnout and voter loyalty, however, could throw in some surprises.

Barbie Q lives on Ruff Acres, a hobby farm in Sooke, B.C., with three goats, two sheep, many pigs, chickens, ducks, guinea fowl, four dogs and seven cats.

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry says the firefighters arrived in Thunder Bay, with 52 wildland fires continuing to burn around the province.

The car fire on June 7 was deemed as suspicious by investigators with Wellington County OPP.

A judge issued a permanent injunction against the law, which would prohibit doctors from providing hormone treatment, puberty blockers or surgery to transgender people under 18.