Новости за 17.11.2023

The suspected water break is along Cabernet Drive. The regional district is asking people to avoid the area until further notice. Crews are assessing the situation.

An investigation into 6 break-ins at west-end businesses led police to a home near Willow Road and Applewood Crescent.

The New Brunswick RCMP will add 51 new frontline officers as part of an increased budget, but one mayor is disappointed by the allocation.

Sarah Beutel, the interim CEO of the Jewish Federation of Ottawa, says these incidents are disturbing but people are not letting the anxiety get in the way of their daily lives.

Halifax Regional Municipality says a new shelter opening Friday can provide an alternative location for those sheltering in Grand Parade.

On Thursday at 2:30 p.m., police were contacted by a resident who believed they had found possible human remains in the area of Highbury Avenue North and Blackwell Boulevard.

Some small businesses and sweet-treat makers across Western Canada say they are having trouble getting enough of one key ingredient right before the holiday season: sugar.

The members of ATU Local 1320 will vote on the deal at a ratification meeting on Saturday. The union represents 103 full-time and 20 part-time employees at Peterborough Transit.

A pair of companies are set to submit bids as part of a provincial procurement process following appearances before councillors seeking a "municipal support resolution."

RCMP in Nova Scotia are issuing some safety driving tips in light of a recent rescue where two people were stranded in a vehicle for two nights.

Students at Concordia University gathered to deplore what they say is growing antisemitism at the university and some Jewish students say they fear for their safety.

George Santos faces another vote from U.S. politicians to expel him from Congress after a scathing report Thursday found he 'cannot be trusted.'

For years, Haiti has faced violence, widespread sexual assaults and a hunger crisis. Canada's envoy is urging the world to do more to protect the many innocent people suffering.

If you've had your eye on some pricier tech and beauty tool items, now is the perfect time to splurge with these great deals.

From coveted beauty products to the latest and greatest tech, there’s something for everyone on your list during this year's early Black Friday sales.

The teenage girl was last seen in the St. Vital area on Tuesday afternoon, according to Winnipeg police. She was last seen wearing a black zip-up sweater.

TransLink has announced the routes for three new Bus Rapid Transit lines in Metro Vancouver.

Even as he prepares to lead the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the Grey Cup, Kenny Lawler regrets spending last year with the Edmonton Elks.

It's been 138 years since his death, but the impact and legacy of Louis Riel still looms large over Manitoba.

Here are the dates and times as well as the routes for the seven Santa Claus parades that will take place in Waterloo Region in 2023.

According to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre, 21,299 people have fallen prey to scams from Jan. 1 to June 30 of this year.

On Nov. 18, westbound traffic on the Yellowhead will be rerouted to the newly constructed detour lanes, maintaining two lanes of through traffic and right-hand turns.

The vehicle was impounded for 14 days and the man's driver's licence was suspended for 30 days.

Road closures are expected with the parade set to take place on Saturday, Nov. 18. Motorists are advised to take alternative routes.