Новости за 24.10.2020

Officials at Elections BC expected this to be the first vote in the province’s history where more people will vote before election day than on the day itself.

If Canadians don’t care about this issue, Rob Breakenridge asks, then why did the Liberals make it a priority in their 2015 campaign?

'When police arrived, they found the man pointing the firearm at them through the doorway,' Baddeck RCMP stated in a release Saturday.

The B5 medicine unit is now restricting visits and putting a hold on new admissions after multiple positive coronavirus test results came back.

Iran's death toll from the global pandemic topped 32,000 this week.

'Locally, there are 348 new cases in Toronto, 170 in Peel, 141 in York Region, 89 in Ottawa and 51 in Durham,' Health Minister Christine Elliott said.

The elected council of an Ontario first nation at the heart of an Indigenous land dispute is calling for calm following escalating tensions between police and demonstrators at a housing development site.

"Patients and physicians would be much better served if virtual care was expanded to other areas in a way that is more consistent with what’s occurring in other provinces."

Trump has checked off some items on his to-do list, but has also fallen short on many as he asks voters for a second term in the White House.

Coquitlam RCMP were called to Minnekhada Middle School around 9 p.m. Friday, where they found a 16-year-old boy suffering from stab wounds.

Duda's infection comes as the country faces a surge in the COVID-19 epidemic, with new infections hitting a daily record of more than 13,600 on Friday.

The U.S. alleged that the Russian institute was responsible for "building customized tools that enabled the attack" on a petrochemical facility in the Middle East in 2017.

According to Alberta Health, New Life Pentecostal (Gospel Fire Evangelical) had 15 active cases, becoming the third church in the area to be listed as an outbreak.

Edmonton's largest homeless camp is still operating but cold weather is taking a toll on those who live there.

Here’s Jesse Beyer’s Friday, October 23, 2020 evening weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.

Edmonton’s largest homeless camp is still operating but the cold weather is taking a toll on those who live there. As Chris Chacon explains, organizers are calling on the city for more help — especially when it comes to preventing a life-saving medication from freezing.

Alberta’s oil curtailment quotas are set to end in December, nearly two years after the previous NDP government introduced them as a temporary measure to support oil prices. Tom Vernon reports.

The next time you head to Southgate Centre, perhaps spend some time getting to know a few new artists in our city. As community reporter Morgan Black explains, the exhibit gives you a chance to connect with Edmonton seniors.

With the end of small business week approaching, Vinesh Pratap looks into how are small business owners in Edmonton are doing.

When Albertans were suffering with cabin fever because of the COVID crisis, record number of golfers enjoyed the mental and physical benefits of outdoor golf during the summer. That momentum has carried over indoors at Evolution Golf’s simulator facility. As John Sexsmith explains, the company is taking all the necessary steps to keep golfers safe...

More than half of the COVID-19 outbreaks in the Edmonton zone are tied to long-term care and supportive living facilities. As Sarah Ryan explains, with community transmission on the rise — protecting vulnerable people isn’t going to be easy.

A prominent anti-racism activist from Calgary has been charged with assault with a weapon in connection with an incident at a demonstration in Red Deer last month.

The outbreak is renewing calls for a controversial move: advocates suggest granting temporary release to some of the sick inmates.

Jagrajan Brar died after a three-vehicle crash near Hurontario Street and Mineola Road on Oct. 10.

The NESA BN collaborative University of Lethbridge and Lethbridge College nursing program has received an overhaul that includes 25 new courses and a variety of updated, community-based focuses. As Emily Olsen reports, first semester students are almost through the first stage of the program rollout.