Новости за 03.03.2020

45 newly minted citizens from 13 countries had just read aloud the oath of citizenship they were surprised by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday.

Finding forgotten cheques may feel like an unexpected windfall, but you're actually missing out.

The state Department of Health says there are 27 confirmed cases, all in the Seattle area.

Several factors came together just right on Monday resulting in snowballs across the province formed by Mother Nature.

A family medical practice in Drayton Valley said it recently lost two physicians that had been recruited in light of what it describes as "health care cuts" in Alberta.

Several people from the Edmonton area, including country music artist Brett Kissel, witnessed a tornado tear a deadly path of destruction through the city of Nashville Tuesday morning.

The Indefinite Arts Centre, Canada's oldest and largest disability arts organization, vows to finance a new centre, the group's CEO says.

Tornadoes ripped across Tennessee early Tuesday, killing at least 19 people. One of the twisters caused severe damage across downtown Nashville. Edmontonians who were in the area at the time spoke to Global News. Lisa MacGregor has the details.

A memorial service will be held at the Fallen Four Memorial Park in Mayerthorpe Tuesday evening, for family, friends and members of the public to remember Constables Anthony Gordon, Leo Johnston, Brock Myrol and Peter Schiemann.

London police have charged a man in connection with a complaint involving an indecent act allegedly performed in a parked car last month.

Did you know Canadian star Ryan Reynolds has a connection to the Alberta legislature? While covering the provincial budget, Global Edmonton anchor Gord Steinke shared a photo of Reynolds’ grandfather, which was captured inside the legislature. The photo, shared on social media, also captured the attention of the Hollywood star.

Twinning and new passing lanes are among the improvements to Highway 5 east of Saskatoon announced by the provincial government Tuesday.

Believed to be in her early 30s, Kim Yo Jong is in charge of propaganda affairs and has frequently appeared at her brother's major public events including summits with U.S. President Donald Trump and other regional leaders.

David Coon isn't saying how he'll vote, but he says the budget needs to help people who are most in need.

Thousands of Uighurs were sent to work in factories across China -- “under conditions that strongly suggest forced labour.”

Kalix Langenau's parents, John Langenau and Tracy Henderson, say their lives have "forever been tragically changed."

A statement from Cold Ocean Salmon Inc., owned by New Brunswick-based Cooke Aquaculture Inc., says approximately 77,000 of 550,000 salmon died in two cages at the cage site near Manual Arm.

The Realtors Association of Hamilton-Burlington reports 998 homes were sold in February, a 30 per cent increase compared to January.

The City of Waterloo has announced it will be hosting open houses at the historic Carnegie Library building as it seeks a new tenant.

"I still can’t believe you’re gone. You will hold a special place in my heart and many many others."

A man who spent his formative CFL years wearing Blue and Gold will officially retire as a Winnipeg Blue Bomber.

The Tokyo Olympics are being threatened by a fast-spreading virus that has been blamed for 12 deaths in Japan and has shut down most schools, sports competitions and Olympic-related events in the country.

A Toronto councillor is holding "Shop Eglinton Day" on Tuesday in support of small businesses who are feeling the effects of the province's Crosstown LRT construction.

Police say a suspect, unknown to the woman, entered the business after hours, exposing himself and touching the woman inappropriately.

The move comes afer the G-7 group of major industrialized countries said Tuesday it would use "all appropriate tools" to shore up the global economy.