Новости за 30.06.2020

The Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit reported no new cases of the novel coronavirus on Tuesday and removed one case from its total Monday case count, bringing the local total number of cases to 599.

The Arthur Jafa-directed video includes footage from a Black Lives Matter protest as well as a clip recorded of Ahmaud Arbery moments before his death.

The Saskatchewan government will move to the final parts of its Phase 4 reopening plan on several dates in July.

Waterloo Public Health say they have been provided several people’s names to speak with in connection to the London parties which saw at least eight people contract the novel coronavirus.

Eleven books won 13 awards for short stories, poetry, historical writing, memoirs, fiction and children's stories.

Pompeo called for the U.S. to compensate the Iranian people for the damage and vehemently opposed any extension of the arms embargo.

After a long break due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Peterborough Museum and Archives will open its doors to the public on July 6.

Premier Brian Pallister may not fulfill a promise to cut Manitoba's provincial sales tax next year due to the fiscal fallout from COVID-19.

The company behind Ottawa's light-rail transit system is splitting leadership responsibilities between two CEOs amid ongoing issues with the line.

The six new coronavirus cases raise the overall total in Saskatchewan to 785.

The Edmonton Heritage Festival is going virtual. Join in the celebration August 1 - 3.

Edmonton International Street Performers Festival is back, and is in the house!

A rare penumbral lunar eclipse will shine over Canada and the U.S. at the end of Independence Day and early the next morning.

After spending months cooped up at home, Canadians are eagerly diving into any body of water they can find. Some water safety advocates worry what that means for children who have lost time learning to swim. Laurel Gregory has more.

Here’s Mike Sobel’s Tuesday, June 30, 2020 afternoon weather update for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.

Since testing began, 8,067 Albertans have tested positive for the virus and 7,354 are listed as recovered. But what does "recovered" mean?

Business owner and philanthropist Salma Lakhani has been named Alberta's new lieutenant-governor.

According to Transportation Minister Ric McIver, some 18,000 road tests were cancelled back in March.

The province announced the change applies to specific events, including festivals, firework displays, rodeos, sporting events and outdoor performances.

The UFCW Local 401 union decided to hold the strike vote following stalemate contract talks, despite the recent boom in the essential-services grocery sector.

Southwestern Manitoba has been hammered by a few days of severe weather and it's not over yet, according to a meteorologist.

Paul Dube details problems with overcrowding, poor living conditions, and lack of inmate access to medical care in his annual report released Tuesday.

'I think he greatest agent of chaos in this country today is the president, which is bananas,' said the former 'Daily Show' host.

A Waterloo insurance company says it was recently the victim of a data breach.

A new proposed Toronto bylaw would make it a requirement for residents to wear masks in enclosed public spaces.