Новости за 01.12.2016

Former U.S. astronaut Buzz Aldrin, the second person to set foot on the moon, is evacuated from the South Pole because of a medical condition. Gavino Garay reports.

Just as the Christmas season brings with it the promise of a better tomorrow, the next few weeks will finally deliver the prestige Hollywood films discerning audiences have been waiting for

Country’s sixth-largest bank started a new global fixed-income fund last month and its portfolio is being managed by Bill Gross

Day, Health Minister Jane Philpott announces government will spend another $3.5 million on AIDS research

Watch chef Matt DeMille as he shows you how to create the tasty, sticky favourites

Women in Cameroon are buying and learning how to use female condoms in hair salons without the fear of prejudice.

Ryerson, McGill researchers urge vigilance in creating inclusive workplaces

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Coming back from two back surgeries and the longest break in his career, Woods missed only one green and ran off three straight birdies Thursday in the Hero World Challenge to share the early lead

Premier Kathleen Wynne proposed a two-year moratorium on water-taking permits for new or expanded bottled water operations

President Vladimir Putin struck an unusually conciliatory tone in his annual state of the nation address, saying Moscow wanted to get on with the incoming U.S. administration and was looking to make friends not enemies.

If a jammed social calendar leaves you more anxious than merry, Wency Leung offers strategies (gleaned from reformed wallflowers themselves) on how to break out of your shell this season

The largest hints can be found in the festival’s documentary program, which flick at Trump’s policy both domestic and abroad

Palladium prices continue to baffle

The former Slumdog Millionaire bulks up – both physically and emotionally – for his return to the awards race with the tearjerker Lion

According to David Eddie, an ungrateful daughter-in-law is in need of a ‘praise sandwich’

Residents in Tennessee evaluate the damage after wildfires burn property and kill at least seven, while across four other states, five are dead after tornadoes ripped through the area. Lisa Bernhard reports.

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce’s chief executive officer is confident investors will bless his $4.9-billion bid for Chicago-based PrivateBancorp next week, despite the objection of one major proxy adviser.

In Hollywood, as in real life, women are now “allowed” a small piece of the pie: There can be one or two of us around a boardroom table, but that’s it

Cathal Kelly explains how the photographer's images of stars like Muhammad Ali, Pele and Nadia Comaneci captured a vanished era

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'All-terrain, high-sided vehicle' will be subjected to Arctic cold, then desert heat

Liberal PM builds on policies of his Tory predecessor while president-elect seeks to tear down everything Obama strove for

Chancellor Philip Hammond says Britain needs to be open to possibility of continuing to pay fees to gain access to the bloc’s markets for businesses

Purchasing Managers’ Index rose to a seasonally adjusted 51.5 last month from 51.1 in October