Новости за 07.05.2018

The City of Winnipeg announced Monday they'll leave the majority of rules governing legal retail marijuana to the province.

The owners of Fishpot Lake Resort in Nazko were forced to cancel all winter and summer bookings in 2017 when the Plateau wildfire destroyed the forest surrounding the campground and fishing resort.

Whitehead says he's formalizing what he already knew, that there is "general widespread support" for naming the lane after the avid cyclist.

Police say that at approximately 4:05 p.m., a man entered the building, made threats to several people and fled in his vehicle following a verbal altercation.

From Sarah Ferguson to Kate Middleton, here are six other "commoners" found within the Queen's immediate family.

The move comes after former Pitt Meadows Councillor David Murray was convicted and sentenced to nine months in jail for sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl 25 years ago.

President Donald Trump defended Gina Haspel, his nominee to head the Central Intelligence Agency, on Monday, dismissing criticism of her involvement in a harsh interrogation program and arguing that Democrats want her out because she "is too tough on terror."

America’s most famous convicted leaker has decided to make an unlikely bid for the U.S. Senate in her adopted state of Maryland.

Mother's Day is just around the corner, and if you're looking for something unique, we have you covered.

Gordon John Doughty was wanted on warrants in P.E.I., New Brunswick, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia.

The memorial at Saskatoon City Hall will honour those killed by drunk drivers in Saskatchewan.

Calgary police are hoping the public can help identify a man believed to be connected to an ATM robbery.

Mayor Don Iveson says the province is setting up a trade office in the San Francisco area while a venture capital office will be created in Edmonton, to bring U.S. money here to back ideas created in Edmonton.​

There continues to be a large police presence at a Vernon parking lot off 43rd Avenue next to the Dollar Store and BDM Motorsports.

A Colorado woman has been cited by police after a container of what appeared to be urine blew up as she was heating it up in a 7-Eleven microwave.

Weather maps show little to no relief in sight to the dry conditions in Manitoba, and thermometer readings hit above 30 degrees Monday.

U.S. President Donald Trump said he would announce a decision on the future of the Iran nuclear deal on Tuesday as European countries piled pressure on Washington to remain in the 2015 agreement.

Brad Wall says Ottawa should pressure the B.C. government by threatening to withhold transfers and infrastructure money to ensure the Trans Mountain pipeline gets built.

When asked why he wanted to do the transplant. DeMasi told the Post it was because "I'm a superhero!"

Street sweeping will take place on Circle Drive from Sunday to Thursday between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. CT for up to five weeks.

Public health officials said anyone who may have been exposed should check their immunization records or with their medical provider to see if they’re up to date with the measles vaccination.

Mayor Fred Eisenberger says the initiative is part of the city of Hamilton's music strategy.

NSLC spokeswoman Beverly Ware says the idea is to construct retail areas that are "bright, open, and inviting."

STSCO says students' data was posted on Facebook and Twitter for around 90 minutes in February.

Canada's oilsands production could grow to the point that its emissions exceed the Alberta government's cap of 100 million tonnes per year by 2030, according to a forecast from the Canadian Energy Research Institute released Monday.