Новости за 01.05.2018

The Alberta government outlined plans for improved flood resiliency in Alberta Tuesday morning including $13.5 million for three projects in Calgary, $30 million for other projects in the province, and $10 million for emergency preparedness.

Rhéal Raymond was issued the fine on April 26, 2018 after he pleaded guilty to two counts of violating the Canadian Environmental Protection Act.

Grande Prairie RCMP said they've identified a man accused of being involved in a hit and run with a stolen vehicle.

Grande Prairie RCMP said they've identified a man accused of being involved in a hit and run with a stolen vehicle.

The decision comes two days after Ouellet accused the seven of spreading "fake news'' about her.

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers have released 15 players from their recently completed mini camp at Investors Group Field.

Dozens of tenants at four high-rise apartment buildings in east Hamilton are withholding their rent.

Rugby fans will have their chance to watch the sport at the international level next month as the Canada Men's Rugby team faces off against Russia at Ottawa's Twin Elm Rugby Park.

Premier Scott Moe said it's unfortunate comments made at a tribute concert for Humboldt Broncos bus crash victims detracted from the event.

As U.S. President Donald Trump exempts Canada from steep new tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum for another month, the Canadian government has quietly approved new promised measures aimed at cracking down on the dumping of such materials by countries like China.

The creator of 'The Simpsons' summarized his feelings on the Apu character debacle in one sentence.

Warkworth Institution officials say a man was taken to hospital following an assault on Monday night.

The new stores in Bridgewater, New Minas, and Antigonish will open as required renovations are completed.

Jan Adams confirmed his intention to seek a cease-and-desist warning against Kanye West if the rapper chooses to use the surgeon's image for his upcoming album.

Wynne's comments come a day after Ford said he would allow some development in the Greenbelt to ease the housing crisis in the Greater Toronto area.

The filing of nomination papers has begun in Hamilton ahead of October's municipal election.

The 79-year-old man was found unresponsive on the sidewalk outside the hospital in the early morning hours of Feb. 23.

The EMDC is one of the country's deadliest jails, with at least 10 inmate deaths at the detention Centre since 2009.

Police say they were called to an incident on Monday afternoon and found that a man had been stabbed in his vehicle after leaving a nearby gas station.

Kelowna's municipal tax increase for 2018 has come in at under three per cent.

We are just over six weeks away from the start of the CFL season in Winnipeg. The Blue Bombers kick off their season Thursday, June 14 at home against Edmonton, and single game tickets go on sale Tuesday morning. Blue Bombers CEO Wade Miller is excited to get the season going, especially after seeing Winnipeg...

Manitoba Hydro customers will see their electricity rates going up come June 1 this year after the PUB approved a 3.6 per cent rate hike.

People are dying because they can't afford their prescription medication, says the Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions.

Ontario PCs are calling for the province's information and privacy commissioner to investigate allegations of the destruction of documents in the Trillium Power lawsuit.

The Jets may not be playing at Bell MTS Place this Saturday, but the viewing party will bring a whiteout to the arena anyway.