Новости за 22.11.2020

There are at least 137 known active cases in London and Middlesex as of Sunday.

The greater Montreal area should expect to receive about 5 centimeters of snow between Sunday evening and Monday.

U.S. President-elect Joe Biden’s first Cabinet picks are coming Tuesday and planning is underway for a pandemic-modified inauguration in January as his team moves forward despite roadblocks from the Trump administration.

Raymond is being treated at the Restigouche Hospital Centre in Campbellton, N.B., awaiting a disposition hearing that will decide what happens next.

Here are the latest developments on the coronavirus pandemic in the Greater Toronto Area for Sunday.

The Edmonton Police Service is warning dog owners to be careful, after a "poisonous red powder" was found scattered in numerous spots at Buena Vista Park in west Edmonton this weekend.

The three men refused to don masks, yelled at staff, and waved around a laminated copy of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

Manitoba public health officials have confirmed 12 additional deaths due to COVID-19 have been reported Sunday.

The dogs suffered excessive vomiting, diarrhea and lethargy, according to the SPCA.

The person was issued a $1,000 ticket for failing to comply with regulations related to COVID-19.

RCMP said alcohol is believed to have been a factor in a single-vehicle collision Saturday evening near Thorsby, Alta., that killed one man and injured three passengers.

The husband of one of the Edmonton victims in an airplane that was shot down in Iran in early 2020 has produced a documentary about what the families have gone through following the tragedy.

It was a tragedy that shocked the world and impacted many in Edmonton. In January, a Ukrainian Airlines flight was shot down in Iran, killing everyone on board, including 13 with Edmonton connections. As Jessica Robb reports, a husband of one of the victims has now produced a documentary around the incident.

An Edmonton track star, who is working towards a degree in kinesiology, has an artistic side. Cassandra Grenke has been designing custom shoes for about 18 months and is selling pairs across western Canada.

Cassandra Grenke set a U of A record for women’s hurdles. She’s a star athlete studying kinesiology. But she’s also found time to start a business that has nothing to do with either. Quinn Phillips has more on her business designing custom shoes on the side.

Edmonton's football team is looking to its fans to find the club's new name.

Here’s Kevin O’Connell’s Saturday, Nov 21 weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.

A webcast of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton on Saturday, Nov 21 with Kim Smith.

The Edmonton Police Association says a violent assault outside a local high school highlights the importance of School Resource Officers. The incident was caught on tape and a boy who escaped the attack is also speaking out. Nicole Stillger has more. A warning, some may find the video disturbing.

A flyer sent to residents of Alberta MLA Miranda Rosin riding is being criticized for stating that "the worst of the COVID-19 health pandemic is behind us.” The UCP Caucus says it was written in September, before the latest spike in cases.

This story is kind of cheesy. Lakeside Dairy in Sturgeon County is taking advantage of what is already there, getting the wheels spinning on a new venture. Sarah Komadina gives a “gouda” look.

The Edmonton Christmas Market is creating a safe space for the community to support small businesses. Its founder, Kirsta Franke, shares the details and how it ended up in the old Army and Navy building in Old Strathcona.

Canada is bracing for more dark days in the pandemic, as provinces break daily records for COVID-19 infections. David Akin reports on the urgent warnings by provincial and federal officials across the country, and concerns of too much mixed messaging.

Small businesses might find relief in the pages of the city's 2021 preliminary budget.

Emergency crews were called to the area of Rutherford Road and Stafford Drive around 2:45 p.m.