Новости за 29.05.2016

Although all bank branches in Fort McMurray are still standing, the fire highlights the need to insure what you keep in your safe deposit box

Given a choice between risky outcomes, we are far more affected by the fear of a loss than by the hope of a gain

The rookie managed to conserve fuel while the leaders pit in the closing laps Sunday, coasting across the finish line on fumes to give Andretti Herta Autosport a stunning victory in the centennial race

Stanley Burke dies at 93-years old, hosted The National News from 1966 to 1969

Images from John Lehmann's portfolio submitted to Canadian Association of Journalists that awarded him Photojournalist of the Year for second year in a row

Verdun battle was one of the longest in World War I, lasting more than 300 days

Conservatives in favour of a resolution to wipe out a party policy against same-sex marriage celebrated Saturday after a win at a Vancouver convention. Former Tory MP Peter MacKay said he was "heartened" by the result.

If UK leaves EU in upcoming referendum, trade could be ‘adversely affected’

Aid agencies say anywhere from 700 to 900 migrants may have died at sea this week based on testimony from some of the 14,000 migrants who were rescued while making the perilous crossing from Libya towards Italy.

Forward for Greek team was kidnapped near hometown of Ciudad Victoria Sunday after leaving a party

Th Buddies in Bad Times production is a historical reimagination of controversies surrounding the gay publication The Body Politic

My husband and I have never had a car. It’s always been better for the world, our wallets and our waistlines to bike everywhere

Neuroscientist Dean Burnett’s book, The Idiot Brain: A Neuroscientist Explains What Your Head is Really Up To, is a light, easy introduction to how the brain works

The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts examines two of New York’s early utilitarian cheerleaders, albeit sparing some details

His behaviour means my wife and I are embarrassed to be seen dining out with him and his partner

A splash of pink and earthy flavours make this dish a striking appetizer

Researchers have devised an index to test retention power of various libations – with surprising results

Researchers are hoping detailed scans can be used as a non-invasive way to diagnose a range of neurological disorders, including Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s

Dejean-Jones shot after breaking down wrong door in girlfriend’s complex

Dallas police are investigating the death of New Orleans Pelicans player Bryce Dejean-Jones who was shot to death early Saturday when officials say he went to visit the mother of his child and mistakenly entered the wrong apartment.

About 14,000 have been rescued since Monday amid calm seas

Star Giovinco leaves game with adductor injury in loss

More than 70 years after the end of the war, bombs still regularly discovered during construction work

Canadian travel to the United States hit a six-year low this winter as a weak loonie and lower airfares prompted more residents to visit other international destinations.

'Human Arrow' Jeb Corliss ripped through a target on China's Great Wall, while wearing a wingsuit.