Новости за 02.04.2018

An Alberta RCMP officer who was wounded in a shootout with a Calgary murder suspect last week was released from hospital over the weekend.

An Edmonton music charity that helps at-risk youth is worried its fundraising for the year could fall flat after five autographed guitars were stolen early Sunday morning.

Ward 14 councillor Jared Zaifman says the 17 camera system is a financially efficient means of giving police eyes in the downtown core.

A 19-year-old Muslim woman is suing a Michigan hospital after she was viciously attacked by a man while checking into the hospital emergency room in February.

A pile of waste near Penticton is out of control, according to its neighbours.

Bitterly cold air moved in over the Easter weekend, breaking century old records across Saskatchewan.

If you feel like spring is taking its sweet time arriving in Edmonton, you're not wrong. The start to this April will be very chilly compared to the last two years.

Canadians with LTE smartphones will now get critical alerts about their safety on their mobile devices.

Officials said police and paramedics were called to Steeles Avenue East and Dudley Avenue, east of Yonge Street, after 1:10 p.m. on Monday

Winnipeg's storied bowling alley will look quite different when it reopens this summer.

The Bombers announced on Monday that James Stanley has been added to the club's coaching staff as a defensive assistant.

Montreal police have suspended their river search for Ariel Jeffrey Kouakou.

Tony Bussey weighed 567 pounds when he was forced to flee Fort McMurray in 2016. His size meant he had to take up two coveted seats on the plane out.

A 13-year-old boy who fell into a drainage pipe during a family Easter outing at a Los Angeles park was found alive early Monday following a frantic, 12-hour search of the underground system.

Bob Rae, Canada’s special envoy on the Rohingya crisis in Myanmar, will release a report outlining what he recommends the government do about the humanitarian and security conflict.

Bill Anderson says that a storm-filled March brought tons of snow to New Brunswick and it paid dividends for visitors looking to ski or snowboard.

A convicted violent offender who was released from custody one week ago is once again wanted by police for allegedly breaching the conditions of his release.

Interactions around the office refrigerator - replete with passive aggressive Post-It notes and decomposing leftovers - reveal human behaviour in the workplace, said one professor.

Jollibee, a Filipino fast-food chain restaurant, opened the doors to its first Toronto location this weekend to a long line of fans, some who waited hours, to taste the brand's chicken, burgers and sweet-style spaghetti sauce and noodles.

While most gas prices in the province are creeping up because of the new carbon tax, Vernon is approximately 20 cents cheaper than the average.

Nicholas Jordan Butcher is expected to face a jury trial in the death of 32-year-old Kristin Johnston.

Police say what started as a verbal disagreement escalated into violence. Four people received minor injuries.

If three local businessmen get their way, Edmonton will see a new live music venue open in the city. But they need some help to make it happen. Jennifer Crosby sits down with Mark Bellows, Ryan Brodziak and Steve Derpack to learn more about the crowdfunding campaign and vision for the venue.

Video provided by Jesse Robinson shows the scene drivers passed near Entwistle, Alta. Thursday night as RCMP confronted a murder suspect wanted on a Canada-wide warrant. One Mountie was injured after shots were exchanged.

So far this season, 86 people have died of lab-confirmed influenza in Alberta. That's compared to 64 flu deaths last season and 62 deaths the season before that.