Новости за 02.02.2020

After becoming just the third president in U.S. history to be impeached, Trump will try to move forward, aides say, offering an optimistic message that stresses economic growth in his annual address before Congress.

A 58-year-old man was pulled from the water by members of the Kennebecasis Valley Fire Department but later died in hospital.

"They have to get back in the classroom, bottom line ... These unions are holding the people hostage — and the kids. It's unfair," Premier Doug Ford said.

It wasn't clear if the guide's death is related to that of a prominent butterfly activist who spoke out against illegal logging.

Around half-a-dozen residents of a Vernon townhouse complex were displaced.

Winnipeg police remain tight-lipped about an apparent shooting at a West End apartment building this weekend.

A total of 502 Canadians in China have now registered with Global Affairs Canada.

A wood turtle, a rat and two ravens placed their bets on whether the San Francisco 49ers or the Kansas City Chiefs will win the Vince Lombardi Trophy.

Saskatchewan's Ministry of Social Services said more than 85 per cent of the 3,400 children in its care at the end of 2019 were Indigenous.

This year is expected to be a great one to checkout the night skies. Experts say stargazers will even be able to view some planets without telescopes. Astrophysicist Sharon Morsink guides us into this year’s night skies.

Police say that the man was told to give up 'his wallet and phone or he would be stabbed.'

A new exhibition at St. Albert’s “Musee Heritage Museum” provides a fascinating glimpse into the history of law enforcement in St. Albert, Fort Saskatchewan and Edmonton. Curator Joanne White explains what visitors can expect.

Why not include some great wines to pair with your Super Bowl snacks? “Wine guy” Gurvinder Bhatia shares some great pairing options for the big game.

Sweet Lollapalooza is a modern chocolate boutique you can find in Commerce Place. Brett Roy showcases some of the amazing sweet treats the boutique offers.

Cabinet is expected to make a decision on the project by the end of February. The proposed mine would be double the size of Vancouver.

"We've offered to help China with medical supplies," said Rob Oliphant.

Ryan Straschnitzki, who can't move from the chest down, had an epidural stimulator implanted in his spine in November. The device sends electrical currents to his spinal cord to try to stimulate nerves and move limbs.

Alberta’s Minister of Environment and Parks Jason Nixon tells Mercedes Stephenson Alberta will not be held hostage for developing its resources, saying the ball is now in the Trudeau’s court to decide if the federal government will approve the Teck Frontier Oil Sands project.

In a tweet posted just after 10 a.m. ET on Sunday, police said it is believed that a 'number of people' had been stabbed in a 'terrorist-related' incident.

Pompeo told Kazakh officials that the attractiveness of Chinese investment comes with a cost to sovereignty and may hurt the country's long-term development.

The bridge has a new lookout feature that gives everyone the opportunity to enjoy views of the capital city while not obstructing traffic.

The historic Jan. 17 blizzard dropped more than 76 centimetres of snow on St. John's amid winds gusting over 150 kilometres per hour.

Details that emerged last week about the new virus from China show how challenging it could be to control this outbreak, health experts say.

The album, once the currency and the be-all and end-all of the music industry economy, is under siege. How much longer will it last?

The Eskasoni School Board says edible cannabis is believed to have been in a molasses cake served at the Eskasoni Immersion School's midwinter feast.