Новости за 24.08.2018

The Regional HIV/AIDS Connection runs the overdose prevention site, and is issuing a public warning about the increasing strength of some drugs.

Thomas Frieden, who also is a former New York City health commissioner, is charged with forcible touching, sex abuse and harassment.

Every week on Foodie Friday cookbook author and Gourmet Warehouse founder Caren McSherry joins CKNW’s Simi Sara with another recipe to wow your guests and up your game in the kitchen. It’s peach season in B.C.! These fuzzy delicacies are grown in the Okanagan Valley and are one of our province’s most flavourful fruits. Peaches...

The Ontario Energy Board (OEB) will not hear an appeal of its decision regarding the sale of the Orillia Power Distribution Corporation (OPDC).

University of Saskatchewan researchers helped provide new insights in the deaths of crew members from the ill-fated Franklin Expedition.

In a notice, the State Department said it will redirect the money to “high-priority projects elsewhere.”

Like ghost stories? Candlelight walking tours of Winnipeg's Seven Oaks neighbourhood shine a light on it's spooky history and haunted homes.

At one point, one of the officers appears to slam a woman's head into the back of their squad car.

Zainab Merchant, who is a Harvard University graduate and mother of three, has filed the complaint through the American Civil Liberties Union.

Three options have been given to the owner of the Capital Pointe site, in a decision made Friday by the Saskatchewan Building and Accessibility Standards Appeal Board.

First human case of West Nile discovered in Hamilton.

Australia's political system, critical public opinion polls and efforts to remain in power are explanations of why Australia's prime ministers have changed so often.

The London Humane Society is appealing to the public for help caring for an influx of kittens.

"I think that that really shows that things are happening in Halifax," said one local real estate agent.

Policy analysts predict Maxime Bernier's party platform will be "stridently free market," and may be critical of Canadian immigration policy and multiculturalism.

The exercise attempts to mimic an attack by a country like Russia and test how Latvian and NATO forces respond.

Although John Paddock handed over the reins to Dave Struch as head coach of the Regina Pats, it doesn’t mean the team’s style of play will change.

Hamilton police have arrested two teens in connection with an assault at Gage Park.

The Calgary Zoo welcomed two new additions to the greater rhea population, marking the first time the Zoo has successfully hatched chicks of the threatened large flightless bird population.

The GE plant in Peterborough will cease manufacturing operations in November once all current commitments are filled.

After weeks of hot, dry conditions, the Okanagan is now at drought level two.

Police said the driver lost control and smashed into a retaining wall. Speed is being investigated as a factor in the crash.

It will be a cool and cloudy weekend with a chance of rain in Saskatoon's weather forecast.

A Saskatoon company has been fined after a worker suffered a serious hip injury in a workplace incident.

Police have been investigating for weeks, but say they have few answers regarding a reported assault and possible abduction in Red Deer.