Новости за 04.04.2018

The pay increase if part of a move to put transit officers’ wages in par with the Vancouver Police Union, that is, equal salary to a First Class Constable’s salary.

Councillor Scott McKeen hopes that by the summer of 2019, city staff will be able to have a reliable measuring system in place that will send tickets to noisy drivers in the mail.

Several neighbourhoods in the Kingston area have been affected by power outages.

The four Russian diplomats expelled from Canada last week in retaliation for the poisoning of a former double agent on British soil may have been involved in a smear campaign last year against Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland.

Readers will get the chance to erase their fines between April 11 and July 31 through a program with the Saskatoon Public Library.

Car buyers should make sure they understand the terms of the contract they are signing.

Sgt. Kerry Schmidt of the Ontario Provincial Police said up to 50 vehicles are involved, and the collision appears to be related to weather conditions.

Three people were killed in a head-on collision in northern Alberta on Tuesday afternoon.

High-rise buildings in the Forrest City could become more bird-friendly in the future. A report presented to a London City Council committee on Tuesday evening pledges to make London’s high-rises both safer for birds and more energy efficient. “What we are seeing from the data regarding bird-related deaths, many of them are getting confused in...

The home in the area of 118 Avenue and 54 Street was visited by police 31 times in 2017. It was the centre of a homicide investigation after a man died from a stab wound following a fight on the front yard.

Nearly 100,000 customers are without power in southern Ontario as a powerful storm with strong winds moves through the region.

The 14-km, east-west line, between Eastgate Square and McMaster University, is expected to be completed in 2024 with major construction beginning next year.

Make the most out of a leftover loaf of focaccia bread with this tasty recipe from Dan Clapson.

“I went to 15 countries and 23 cities, and I was detained at every. single. airport,” Kathy Griffin told Howard Stern.

Halton Police have cracked a crime ring tied to a break and enter spree targeting luxury items.

A large truck with its bed raised crashed into an overpass on Highway 40 near Repentigny.

As of Wednesday morning, Alberta Health Services has confirmed 18 cases of E. coli connected to Mama Nita's Binalot in Edmonton.

A new survey conducted earlier this year suggests Albertans are the least likely of all Canadians to believe in global warming.

“Venture 13” is housed in building 13 in the Northam industrial park on division street.  Originally the headquarters for an army ordnance corps depot, the building will be a hub for new startups  in the area, featuring one-stop shopping for businesses. “Venture 13” will bring together industry, academia, investors and  economic development professionals under one roof....

Set decorator Shane Vieau won the Oscar last month for best production design on the film that also won for best picture in 2017, The Shape of Water.

High winds have knocked out the power to some Alectra Utilities customers in East Hamilton.

Among the 59 charges laid during a long weekend seat belt enforcement blitz were two charges against the same driver nabbed by London police on Sunday and Monday.

MacEwan University says it’s recovered nearly all of $11.8 million dollars it was scammed out of last year. Kent Morrison provides the details.

Hamilton police were called to Barton Street and Sanford Avenue Tuesday afternoon after an armed suspect approached two pedestrians.

A huge sigh of relief at MacEwan University as the school has recovered almost all of the $11.8 million that was lost in a phishing scam late last year.