Новости за 27.09.2020

"During the ceremony, members of the construction crew swore, made racist remarks, and ran their equipment so that it was difficult for the participants to hear the ceremony," said the principal of Edith Rogers School in a letter to parents.

Alberta RCMP confirmed Sunday that an 11-year-old girl died last weekend after falling into the water at Maligne Canyon in Jasper National Park.

The prisoner swap deal was seen as a breakthrough during 2018 peace talks in Sweden.

But what is a Phase 3 clinical study? Charles Weijer, professor at Western University, explains.

Manitoba's farmers had a week to play catch-up thanks to warmer temperatures, and are now on par with years past, about 70% through the 2020 harvest.

Firoze Manji, the former Africa program director for Amnesty International, said one of the big problems with groups such as WE is that they aren't accountable to the people they claim to serve.

``We urge the South side to immediately halt the intrusion across the military demarcation line in the West Sea that may lead to escalation of tensions,'' the official Korean Central News Agency said. ``It arouses our due vigilance as it may lead to another awful incident.''

As of a week ago, the CERB had paid out $79.3 billion to 8.8 million people, or roughly two in every five members of the nearly 20.2 million-strong labour force in August.

While it's true that more testing will inevitably uncover more cases, 'what's happening now is not the same as what happened back in March,' said one expert.

Jim Burns, author of 'Fire, Folly and Fiasco: Why it took 100 years to build The Manitoba Museum,' describes the efforts as a 'tragic tale of frustration and failure.'

People in the crowd also chanted "No Justice, No peace" as cars honked along a busy downtown artery in this Kentucky city that has seen more than 120 days of demonstrations over the death of the 26-year-old Black woman in a police raid gone wrong.

An area was closed to traffic Saturday as crews repaired a sinkhole the size of at least one lane of traffic.

A new University of Calgary study is asking Edmonton and Calgary students ages 12 to 18 how they're dealing with COVID-19.

Police said officers tried to pull over a vehicle for a traffic stop but the driver "took off at a high rate of speed."

The desperate need to house Edmonton's homeless is catching the attention of an industry struggling to keep their rooms occupied.

Here’s Kevin O’Connell’s Saturday, Sep 26 weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.

A webcast of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton on Saturday, Sep 26 with Kim Smith.

The Houthi administration suspended all UN and humanitarian flights into Sanaa on Sept. 9.

The federal government is expected to announce next week that it will ease border restrictions that were preventing Canadians from seeing family members and loved ones that are foreign nationals living in another country.

“I got diagnosed in 2013 with cancer. I've been fighting that for a few years and after the last few years it has metastasized."

The Friday announcement came amid outcry that the region's single existing test site would close down on Oct. 2.

Syrian foreign minister Walid al-Moallem made the statement in a prerecorded speech to the first-ever high-level meeting of the U.N. General Assembly held virtually.

Calgary high schools will begin practices and tryouts for fall sports on Monday but there will be no inter-school competitions for now.

Three units at Foothills Medical Centre are under an "outbreak watch" as cases continue to spread at the Calgary hospital. One family says they weren't told the whole story when their elderly father was admitted to one of those units.

A little girl from Spruce Grove, Alta., is bringing people from across the province together in a fight for a multi-million-dollar lifesaving treatment.