Новости за 09.05.2018

Some believe eggs are good for you while others believe otherwise. Here's what Canadian dietitians have to say about the great egg debate.

OPP say the motorcyclist was not wearing a helmet.

The city of Montreal will be installing 200 charging stations for electric cars by the end of 2018.

"Conditions have been dry throughout the province," said Anne Kirk with Manitoba Agriculture.

While the facility isn't without controversy, the developer is confident the events centre will become a cornerstone of Moncton's downtown core.

Mike Schreiner was in Hamilton on Wednesday to support the area's Green Party candidates as he looks for 'breakthroughs in ridings across the province.'

Woodstock Police say the school was put into lock down for 45 minutes while police investigated the scene.

While fleeing, police say the man pulled one of the people who was manning the barricade for a short distance.

A 30-year-old man is dead after an assault in Oxford House, Man. on Tuesday morning.

Housing starts activity in the central Okanagan picked up significantly in April, driven in large part by the multi-unit segment.

Effort Trust's David Horwood says it's an idea that started small when building staff were asked to touch base with families to gauge their interest in attending the game.

Wed, May 9: Audio provided to Global News by LethbridgeNewsNOW in which Kelly Pocha, the woman recorded making racist comments in a video posted to Facebook, speaks out.

The Gilbert Centre and the Simcoe County CMHA have submitted an application for funding from the Ministry of Health and Long Term Care for an overdose prevention site to be placed downtown Barrie.

C.J. Poirier convinced Air Canada to give him tickets to visit his Newfoundland girlfriend - if he could manage to get 530,000 retweets for his request.

London-based Black Fly Beverage Company is expanding its effort to curb impaired driving by attaching breathalyzers to its alcoholic drinks.

OPP conducted a two-month online investigation.

The alleged incidents took place between 1966 and 1986 on Isle Madame, and the victims were between the ages of four and 12 at the time.

The man was rescued after police broke a window and saw he was inside the burning vehicle.

Police said two masked men entered the business at about 7 p.m. and bear sprayed an employee.

The scam targets both Chinese students here in Canada, and their families back home who are tricked into believing the students have been kidnapped.

A woman died at the Edmonton Remand Centre this past weekend after being found unconscious in her jail cell.

Growth fees have raised close to $8 million for the City of Winnipeg since they came into effect last year.

An 82-year-old Vancouver man has died from serious injuries after he was hit while crossing an intersection.

The Ottawa Police Service is advising commuters to expect traffic delays Thursday afternoon in the downtown core.

Mylan warned U.S. customers on Tuesday that they may have trouble getting EpiPen prescriptions filled due to problems at a factory.