Новости за 14.12.2018

Canada is learning some hard lessons in the Huawei affair: it’s a lonely world when the bully is beating on you, and the people you thought were your friends are nowhere to be seen.

The task: To bring one of Julie Andrews’ most beloved roles to the screen for the first time in over half a century.

The members of Choir! Choir! Choir! learn pop standards during raucus practices. Sometimes the results uploaded to YouTube are great. Sometimes, not so much. But it’s always fun.

Will the U.S. Supreme Court hear her case?

Her death, which is under investigation, has been widely condemned as a consequence of the Trump administration’s hard-line immigration enforcement efforts on the southwest border against caravans of migrants travelling from Central America.

Tony Evers, the Democrat who beat Walker in the November election, has suggested he may file suit over the changes.

The Ontario Human Rights Commission reached a settlement that ‘addresses the harmful impact of stereotypes’ after Bradley Gallant complained to the city.

His sentencing will come three and a half months after a jury returned its historic verdict, convicting Van Dyke of second-degree murder and 16 counts of aggravated battery in the on-duty shooting of Laquan McDonald.

Violinist’s Bach Project, as he calls it, involves a two-year, six-continent trip around the world with 36 stops.

Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince Harry are all getting into the holiday spirit.

“I’m just trying to get it out there that it’s a great place to live,” Shirley McAlary says.

In a 7-2 decision, the Supreme Court found the mandatory victim surcharge amounts to cruel and unusual punishment.

If the Route 91 Harvest country music festival returned in 2019, plans are already underway to include finding a way to honour the 58 people killed in the 2017 mass shooting.

“The idea is to make this into a day of giving back, a day to share,” said Courtney McDavid, a CCSU staffer and co-organizer of the event.

The recent creation of federal legislation designed to protect journalists’ sources and provide public funds to support newsrooms has required a definition of who qualifies as a journalist.

The decision puts the brakes on a major Sino-Canadian initiative meant to deepen ties between the countries.

Tourism Minister Melanie Joly was due to attend a closing ceremony next week to mark a year of tourism between the two countries.

Sarah Papenheim, a native of Minnesota, was fatally stabbed Wednesday at her home in an apartment building near Erasmus University, where she had been studying since 2016.

All 25 people on the plane were injured, nine of them with serious injuries and 19-year-old Arson Fern Jr. later died in hospital.

Orchids are not hard to grow (there’s one myth dispelled!). In fact, we find many people who are good at ignoring their plants can grow orchids very well, writes Mark Cullen and Ben Cullen.