Новости за 30.07.2020

New protocols at the opera house will include a limited audience of 50 people who are distanced, new entry and exit stipulations to limit crowding, as well as mandatory face coverings.

Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) is warning drivers to be extra careful Friday, noting it's typically the deadliest day of holiday long weekends.

Edmonton's Food Bank relies on major donations from the annual Heritage Festival. This year the festival is online, but there are still ways to donate.

Ottawa must get the coronavirus curve under control again if we can hope for a safe return to school in the fall, the city's top doctor said Thursday.

Air Transat said it is scrubbing routes that were slated to take off from Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver and Victoria.

An Alberta family is raising concerns about the policies in place at Good Samaritan Southgate Care Centre, where a COVID-19 outbreak has been declared. The family says the site is not being transparent enough with residents about the severity of the situation.

RCMP have laid a charge of second-degree murder after a man died outside a home on the Montana First Nation.

NDP education critic Sarah Hoffman joined the noon news to share her concern with the UCP’s back-to-school plan for Alberta students, calling on the province to put an additional $1.1 billion into the school plan and suggesting ways students could be further spread out from schools to avoid transmission of the novel coronavirus.

Hussein Sobhe Borhot was arrested in Calgary and charged July 22 with four counts of terrorism.

Dr. Deena Hinshaw will provide an update on COVID-19 cases in Alberta at 3:30 p.m. Thursday.

As of July 31, the Canada Border Services Agency will require additional entry conditions and only allow such travellers to enter at five crossings.

A teepee at the Four Directions Inidgenous Centre was vandalized last week, making it the second time this summer the centre has been targeted.

Danielle Baker was badly injured when she crashed on the Coquihalla Highway in 2011. Now she wants to find the three Good Samaritans she credits with saving her life.

Former President Barack Obama will be attending Thursday's funeral and is expected to address mourners.

The Calgary-based oil producer says it lost 31 cents per diluted share for the three months ended June 30, compared with net income of 36 cents per share or $370 million a year earlier.

The Nova Scotia Medical Examiner's Office is assisting with the investigation and an autopsy has been ordered.

The biggest, most sophisticated Mars rover ever built blasted off for the red planet Thursday as part of an ambitious, long-range project to bring the first Martian rock samples back to Earth to be analyzed for evidence of ancient life.

Peterborough Police were dispatched to Lansdowne Place Mall where it was reported a man had allegedly taken groceries and left without paying.

Fire crews say a body was discovered after the blaze was extinguished.

According to the Peterborough Police Service, a man and a woman assaulted an officer during an arrest on Wednesday night.

Donald Trump has been attacking mail-in voting for months.

The Hutterite outbreak underscores the difficulties that may lie ahead, with some colonies avoiding testing out of fear of broad economic shutdowns and some community leaders disregarding health guidelines.

Several countries reported their highest ever daily totals Wednesday, including Brazil, India, Japan, Australia, Uzbekistan, and Morocco.

The U.S. space agency's $2.4 billion Perseverance mission is expected to reach Mars next February.

U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced Wednesday evening that all members will be required to wear a mask when voting on the House floor and that one will be provided if anyone forgets.