Новости за 30.08.2018

Thu, Aug 30 – After a summer of leisurely wake-ups, many Canadian families might be dreading the shift to morning mayhem as kids head back to school next week. Kim Smith has some tips to help get everyone out of the house on time.

U.S. forces say they conducted six strikes against al-Qaida targets in Yemen since May, with the most recent operation carried out in mid-August.

The City of Winnipeg is forcing a North End woman to pay a parking fine that was written up for her stolen vehicle.

A cooler Labour Day long weekend is on the way in the Okanagan weather forecast ahead.

On Sept. 2, 1998, 229 souls boarded Swissair Flight 111 at JFK International Airport in New York for a flight heading to Geneva, Switzerland. The plane would not reach its final destination.

Edinburgh Road will be closed for rail track replacement.

A bar opening near an Inuit housing centre has administrators concerned. Ullivik provides housing to Inuit from Quebec's North while they receive medical treatment. They fear the bar is specifically targeting Inuit clientele, and could prove damaging to their health.

With officials busy hammering out a new trade agreement, some farmers are worried about their future.

Asked if using such strong language to describe Trump is an effective tactic against him, former Mexican president Vicente Fox said he was defending himself, and his fellow Mexicans

The report comes one month and one day after the health unit reported the season's first case of West Nile virus in a mosquito.

Classes only begin next week and some schools have already had to cancel annual school fundraisers such as bake sales, pizza parties, and cake walks because the food served and sold at the events has been banned under the new policy changes.

Thu, Aug 30: Alberta UCP Leader Jason Kenney says Rachel Notley “drank the proverbial Kool-Aid” on the promises about the Trans Mountain pipeline.

Napanee OPP say a small child came into contact with a syringe at a Napanee park.

Thu, Aug 30: Alberta UCP Leader Jason Kenney responds to the quashing of the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion project by the Federal Court of Appeal.

The U.S. Consulate General said the decision was made to honour McCain's lifelong commitment to public service.

The owners of the now destroyed Cole Shoal lighthouse won't be rebuilding the 162-year-old structure.

A rundown of Regina civic services and facilities open, closed, or with modified hours for Labour Day, Monday, Sept. 3.

A pair of would-be robbers failed in their attempt to rob a convenience store on River Road East late Wednesday night.

For years, Trudeau Airport in Dorval has been the only true player for passenger air traffic. Officials in St-Hubert are hoping a runway expansion could change that.

Collyer is accused of sexually assaulting a 17-year-old girl and is waiting to stand trial in Nova Scotia Supreme Court.

Authorities are searching for a Canadian woman and her daughter who were reported missing after arriving in California for a camping trip.

The hack affected major apps such as Snapchat and Foursquare for less than an hour.

Toronto police told Global News emergency crews were called to the mall at around 2:50 p.m. on Thursday.

This follows a ruling Thursday from the Federal Court of Appeal that overturned the Trudeau government’s approval of the contentious Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

A month-long water-quality advisory for approximately 280 homes in the Central Okanagan has been rescinded.