Новости за 24.02.2017

Google said it will begin offering media groups an artificial intelligence tool designed to stamp out incendiary comments on their websites.

Candidates for leadership of the federal Conservative party went four rounds Friday in a debate aimed at providing an opportunity for a deep dive into policy.

A group of Ontario women calling themselves the “Peeved Beavers” are planning to protest outside two Toronto-area The Bay stores on Saturday. They’re demanding the retailer drops Ivanka Trump’s fashion line because of her influence on U.S. President Donald Trump’s controversial polices.

Police in Winnipeg are looking for a man who sprayed or deposited what they say may have been a bodily fluid on a teenage girl's clothing.

A modest-style clothing collection that features hijabs and abayas is making its debut at Canada’s two Uniqlo clothing stores.

A series of small earthquakes off Vancouver Island in recent days likely aren't a precursor of bigger shake ups to come, but are a reminder of the complex geological zones along coastal British Columbia, says a federal seismolgist.

President Donald Trump unloaded on the news media Friday for using anonymous sources -- just hours after members of his own staff insisted on briefing reporters only on condition their names be concealed.

A judge has thrown out manslaughter charges against two New Brunswick police officers in the shooting death of a businessman two years ago.

Witnesses said a man accused of opening fire in a crowded bar yelled at two Indian men to 'get out of my country' before pulling the trigger in an attack that killed one of the men and wounded the other, as well as a third man who tried to help.

A judge has ruled that the parents of a diabetic boy who died of starvation and lack of treatment are guilty of first-degree murder.

A judge has ruled that the parents of a diabetic boy who died of starvation and lack of treatment are guilty of first-degree murder.