Новости за 21.07.2020

Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-François Blanchet has categorically denied the allegations.

A wedding videographer is coming under fire on social media after a Facebook post suggested she denies service based on sexual orientation.

The $400,000 investment from the City of Montreal will go toward pop-up shows and public terraces.

Fire information officer Madison Smith says there's no plan for campfire bans any time soon, but the heat means forest fuels will quickly start to dry out.

The Edmonton Eskimos football team has announced it is dropping the word "Eskimo" from its team name.

The 34-year-old actor denied that she had had an 'illicit relationship' with anyone during her time with Johnny Depp, specifically Tesla founder Elon Musk or actor James Franco.

The report will be reviewed by The B.C. Prosecution Service.

As long summer days meet relaxed COVID-19 restrictions, experts warn not to let your guard down. Global News at Noon asks germ professional James Mino to guide us through some potential danger zones.

Health Minister Adrian Dix and Ministry of Health consultant Michael Marchbank will be providing an update on B.C.'s surgical renewal strategy on Tuesday.

Zoia's lawyer Greg Leslie argued no jail time was necessary, stating her decision to hurl the chair over the 45th-floor balcony was due to alcohol and peer pressure.

OPP say a Whitby man was impaired while speeding on Highway 401 in Napanee.

Here’s Jesse Beyer’s Tuesday, July 21, 2020 Global News at Noon afternoon weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.

Alberta doctors are voting on whether or not they have confidence in Alberta's Minister of Health, Tyler Shandro.

Some children start telling fibs from the time they are just toddlers. Parents often panic, but research suggests they shouldn’t. Laurel Gregory has the truth about lying.

A national organization of doctors is calling for make masks mandatory if kids head back to the classroom in September. Morgan Black explains on Global News at Noon.

Alberta Sheriffs handed out thousands of dollars in fines to truck drivers for loads too heavy for rural bridge.

Alberta Education Minister Adriana LaGrange is expected to provide an update on Alberta’s education re-entry plan for the upcoming school year on Tuesday afternoon. Tom Vernon explains on the noon news what we know so far about the possible scenarios.

At 3:00 p.m., Dr. Deena Hinshaw will be joined by Premier Jason Kenney and Education Minister Adriana LaGrange to provide an update on Alberta's COVID-19 situation and the province's return to education plan.

The award is presented each year by the NHL to "the player adjudged to be the most valuable to his team.''

A Peterborough teenager is accused of assaulting two staff members at a youth home on Monday evening.

Some vandalism, including graffiti, has occurred in the Portland protests, now in their 53rd day, and federal officials say they've responded to protect property and help restore order.

Under the new model, initiatives involving economic development, economic infrastructure, tourism and population growth would be funnelled through a single agency.

The purchase offer for Cirque du Soleil risks eliminating Quebec's longstanding presence as a shareholder.

Councillors will hold a final vote Tuesday on a motion that would allow the city to enter into an agreement with MADD Canada on the project.

When a ship travelling above the recommended speed strikes a whale, there is little chance the animal will survive.