Новости за 25.04.2018

Patrik Laine missed practice Wednesday as the Winnipeg Jets prepared for their second round playoff series with Nashville.

The crash occurred at approximately 4:19 p.m. on Wednesday and police say that they have closed Exit 5 outbound on Highway 103.

Vancouver was followed by Victoria and Burnaby, with Richmond and Surrey also making the top five.

While she doesn't agree with it personally, Premier Notley said it is the university's right to make a decision about awarding David Suzuki an honorary degree and also to defend it.

Police received many reports Sunday night of a man approaching children in Kitchener.

The Canadian Transportation Agency is looking into Sunwing Vacation’s flights, which have been subject to delays, cancellations, and lost or damaged baggage.

A southwestern Quebec town is counting down the days until an unwelcome piece of marine history disappears from its shores.

The GoFundMe page identifies the cab driver as Muhammad Umar, a 34-year-old father of four children, all under the age of 10.

Global News has won 11 regional Edward R. Murrow awards in Alberta, B.C. and Saskatchewan for outstanding achievement in electronic journalism, the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) announced on Wednesday.

A recent series of roadway landings have left federal officials scratching their heads.

Premier Philippe Couillard is being hotly criticized for comments he made about parity between men and women in politics.

A 23-year-old Calgary man has been nabbed after an hour-long crime spree.

With any sport, there is going to be trash talk, and in hockey it’s almost a given. As the Stanley Cup playoffs continue so do the jabs, and this time it’s geared towards Jet fans. Wednesday the Nashville Predators tweeted out their latest ‘smash car’ candidate — presumably giving local fans a chance to take...

When Stephanie McLean went looking for the Alberta legislature workplace policies on parental leave she found nothing at all. Here’s how things have changed since she became the first Alberta MLA to give birth while in office

Like other parents, Alberta cabinet minister Brandy Payne sometimes feels pulled in two different directions. Here’s how she balances one of the biggest jobs in politics with being mom to two little girls.

Minister Brandy Payne was only the second Alberta MLA ever to give birth while in office. Here’s her advice to other prospective parents thinking about running for office.

There’s been a baby boom at the Alberta legislature. Does Justice Minister Kathleen Ganley feel like a pioneer? Here’s what she says on combining parenting and politics.

It’s never happened, until now. Three Alberta government ministers have given birth while in office. MLAs don’t pay into EI, so they don’t qualify for parental leave. Listen to what the Alberta Justice minister says about parenting and politics.

On balancing two demanding roles: politics and motherhood. Alberta’s Status of Women Minister Stephanie McLean calls juggling her ministerial duties with her now-two year old son “a team effort.”

Criminal charges have now been approved against William Barnes from Saanich, B.C.

Craig Ruthowsky was arrested in 2015 as part of a massive Toronto police guns and gangs investigation called 'Project Pharaoh.'

Carr has written letters to Vision Vancouver, OneCity and COPE asking them not to run a candidate.

"It's our hope that as we build more and more collaborative care family practice teams it will help with recruitment and retention"

Despite the increase in the Maritimes, Public Health says influenza activity in Canada in on the decline.

The province says 4,000 people on low incomes in Hamilton-Brant, Thunder Bay and Lindsay are currently receiving payments through the program.