Новости за 19.11.2015

Motor-oil firm Castrol launches a plug-in unit that allows a vehicle's oil to be changed in around 90 seconds; with the system used in the new Aston Martin Vulcan supercar

The negotiations aimed to achieve a two-week cease-fire in the suburbs of Damascus known as Ghouta, where fighting has been ongoing since 2012

New retirement income security benefit for veterans over 65 and the higher earnings loss benefit for part-time reservists was introduced in the waning days of the Harper government

The California-based band whose Paris gig became a bloodbath is back in the U.S. and says it's suspending all further shows

Mark Scheifele and Drew Stafford both scored twice as the Winnipeg Jets halted a six-game losing skid with a 4-1 victory over the Vancouver Canucks on Wednesday

The Halifax artist was awarded $25,000 at a ceremony Wednesday in Vancouver

Turpel-Lafond concerned that province may be using aspects of privacy law to avoid answering questions of grieving families

When a member of Islamic State wakes up screaming in the night, terrified by a nightmare, it’s not images of beheadings or rape or mass slaughter that bedevil him. No, his personal hell is Canada – a pluralistic, tolerant Western society where Muslims and people of all faiths and none are welcomed and live together in peace. For terrorists who exploit religious hatred for their own ends, that’s real horror

The all-star game will now be played in a four-team three-on-three format with one side representing each NHL division and the winning team dividing a purse of $1-million

Picture purportedly shows components of explosive that downed jetliner

Inmates at Toronto South Detention Centre are protesting problems with new facility, including mouldy showers, relentless lockdowns and missed court times

Defence Minister Sajjan says he is gathering information about helping the Iraq army in the fight against Islamic State

For the first time in more than a decade, Vancouver will have a family-friendly major public celebration of New Year’s Eve

Harjit Singh Sajjan says he also knew some veterans of Afghanistan war who have taken their own lives

Premier Rachel Notley says Calgary and Edmonton are expected to take in the bulk of Syrian refugees coming to Alberta, with the remainder spread out over three other cities – Medicine Hat, Lethbridge, and Red Deer

Believe it or not, both Tennessee and Jacksonville have some talent worth watching on Thursday Night Football

FBI and NYPD say that while some of the footage is not new, the video reaffirms that the city is a top terrorist target

At the helm of the team since 1997, David Braley is now sorting through 19 potential buyers, with local offers being considered first

Separation from events back home has fed feelings of loss and helplessness, along with a deepened call to their French identity

Expert on use of force and former N.Y. police chief testifies that Constable James Forcillo had ‘a multiple number of options at his disposal’ instead of firing his gun at the Toronto teen

While some politicians have questioned Ottawa’s timeline, the heads of Canada’s police and spy agencies say the plan is feasible

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Some treatment clinics are closing in response to cut to urine-screening test fees

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Mobile payments company Square Inc priced shares at $9 late Wednesday, according to a source, further discounting the company’s valuation before it begins trading Thursday morning