Новости за 17.06.2020

A 1,136-square-foot mural honouring Folklorama has been dubbed Winnipeg's 2019 Mural of the Year.

An event to let cars drive onto the field at TD Place to catch a movie sold out almost immediately after it was announced Wednesday.

10 have tested positive for COVID-19 and 31 others are self-isolating as a precaution while they await their test results.

"Over the years, we had certainly entertained the idea that dinosaurs may have laid soft-shelled eggs."

In a Twitter thread, user Simone Rossi shared screenshots of an alleged conversation with the 'You' actor from 2015, when she was 16-years-old.

Police were acting on a B.C. Supreme Court injunction obtained by the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority to remove the tent city from port property.

More than 700 Albertans were retested for the novel coronavirus earlier this month after an issue with some saline sample tubes was discovered, according to Alberta Health Services.

The declaration would give lawmakers fast-acting powers to implement special measures and reprioritize funds for anti-racism resources.

Quebec's chief coroner is ordering a public inquiry into the deaths of residents at long-term care homes during the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Police officers were called to Woodview Road, near New Street and Walkers Line, just after 9 a.m. Wednesday for reports of gunshots.

Popeyes restaurants in Edmonton as well as four others in Red Deer, Grand Prairie, Lloydminster and Fort Saskatchewan will be getting the popular sandwich first.

Just before 12:45 p.m., Morinville RCMP received a report of an armed robbery on a road northwest of Morinville. The town is located about 25 kilometres north of Edmonton.

NHL players won't be expected to wear full face shields if games resume this summer, though there could be plenty of covered faces around them.

Parks Canada says initially, camping will only be available to visitors with existing reservations.

Before the pandemic, children were barely getting a passing grade for overall physical activity, and stay-at-home rules have made things even worse, according to Participaction.

Trudeau assured the support of New Democrat MPs by announcing Tuesday that his government is extending the $2,000-a-month Canada Emergency Response Benefit for another eight weeks.

China said Wednesday that it is seeking a a peaceful resolution to its Himalayan border dispute with India following the death of 20 Indian soldiers in the most violent confrontation in decades.

The website of the Communist Party’s Global Times said 1,255 flights to and from the capital’s two major airports were scrapped by Wednesday morning due to COVID-19.

Insurance companies have provided $685 million in relief to Ontario drivers using their cars less during the COVID-19 pandemic, but the province's finance minister says more should be done.

This debate will be followed by another one Thursday in English, both taking place in downtown Toronto and livestreamed online.

Winnipeg police couldn't offer an explanation, but on Monday suggested the warmer weather could have led to a spike in violent crime.

Manitoba's television and film industry is gearing up for a busy summer season after being halted for nearly three months due to COVID-19.

The Grand Theatre issued a statement Wednesday, saying the postponement impacts production on both of its stages, along with the Jeans 'n Classics concert series.

Who oversees Canada's national police and how does that oversight work? Here's what you need to know.

The spikes, which came after a major Muslim holiday last month, have renewed fears about a potential second wave of infections sweeping across Iran.