Новости за 10.04.2018

Logan Boulet’s father Toby explains the story behind Logan’s organ donation that spurred an outpouring of support from Canadians after the Humboldt Broncos bus crash.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says the province will buy the Trans Mountain oil pipeline project if that's what it takes to get it built.

Jarvis Katz died two days after he was found with a stab wound at a home in the area of 118 Avenue and 80 Street. His death was ruled the city's second homicide of 2018.

Handmade toques create a special bond between Festival du Voyageur and stroke survivors

Part of survivors' guilt is wondering things like: "Why not me?"

The potential cancellation of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion is putting a spotlight on oilpatch innovations that might mitigate the need for export capacity as oilsands production rises.

A Peterborough driver faces charges following a head-on collision in December on Highway 7 which killed a Havelock woman and injured two children.

A spokeswoman said the gear did not collapse and no one was injured in the landing but everyone was evacuated onto the runway.

The City of Kelowna is warning local park users that it's about to crank up its yearly geese management campaign.

WestJet announced it will be offering non-stop service between London and Vancouver starting June 29.

It is still too early to speculate on the cause of the collision, a government source said. RCMP officials wouldn’t comment on the investigation as it was still underway.

Education gets a funding boost for 2018-19 after having its budget slashed last year by $54 million.

Harry Cross first started donating his blood in 1961.

The appeal document says the convictions and sentence were unreasonable and included errors in law.

An Alberta judge has rejected attempts to justify a law that requires anyone convicted of two sex offences be automatically placed on the national sex offender registry for life.

In her report on the province's energy conservation efforts, Environmental Commissioner Dianne Saxe says that Ontario's climate laws would require a drop in fossil fuel use by 40 to 50 per cent in the next 13 years to meet goals set.

Are Montreal hospitals and first-responders prepared for a Code Orange situation?

The website, which serves as a portal for filing freedom-of-information with the Nova Scotia government, has been down for six days due to "unscheduled maintenance."

Kelowna RCMP have a prolific offender in custody after he allegedly stole a bait car.

Saskatchewan Finance Minister Donna Harpauer emotionally spoke about the Humboldt Broncos fatal bus crash in the legislature Tuesday, before asking for a moment of silence.

The Fredericton Police Force will be soon be implementing body cameras in an attempt to keep officers accountable and make the city's streets safer.

“I called 911 and over the course of a minute conversation, I said, ‘We’re about to have a baby—we’re having a baby—we had a baby,” Seth Meyers shared with his audience.

Orlando native Tony Stevens previously signed with the Kansas City Chiefs as an undrafted free agent in 2017, but was released before the NFL season began.

Several public vigils are planned in communities across Canada this week following the devastating Humboldt Broncos bus crash on Friday. Here are the details of where and when vigils are planned.

Tyler Seitz appeared before a fatality inquiry into the deaths of Evan and Jordan Caldwell in February of 2016.