Новости за 15.12.2017

Saskatchewan RCMP have arrested two adults on allegations they abused five children in Meadow Lake who were in their care.

Many parents of kids with severe food allergies worry about the dangers their kids face when they are out on their own, but a new study suggests parents should be just as worried about what could happen while their kids are being supervised.

Investigators say a helicopter crash that killed four Hydro One workers in eastern Ontario this week happened as the chopper was approaching to land.

Hydro One says it has grounded all its helicopter crews in the aftermath of a chopper crash that killed four employees in eastern Ontario.

Hitting the midway point on the House of Commons calendar, the legislative agenda of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal Government seems lacking, critics say.

Lawyers for Harvey Weinstein are seeking to publicly identify an Ontario actress who has filed a sexual assault lawsuit against the disgraced Hollywood producer.

An elementary school teacher in British Columbia was suspended after inadvertently projecting pornographic images from his work laptop in a classroom.

A look at a few Canadians who could be in line for a coveted invite to next year's royal wedding.

Swedish clothing giant Hennes & Mauritz on Friday said sales fell below expectations in the fourth quarter and it would close more stores as customers increasingly prefer to shop online.

A young Inuk woman suffering from acute liver failure is being assessed at an organ transplant centre in Toronto after her family in Labrador launched a campaign to overturn earlier refusals to put her on a transplant waiting list.

U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will meet a Canadian cabinet committee when he visits Ottawa next week. Tillerson's schedule includes a session with the ministerial committee on Canada-U.S. relations.

A third-party report reviewing an Alberta boxer’s death following a boxing match concludes that the Edmonton Combative Sports Commission failed to follow certain policies for the bout.

A well-known Labrador mayor who was shot in the face while hunting last weekend has died.

A Windsor, Ont. family whose gay son campaigned for the LGBTQ community before he died by suicide has been honoured with a Governor General Meritorious Service medal for continuing his work.

Watch an eight-year-old martial arts champion show off his impressive ‘Star Wars’-inspired moves on CTV’s Your Morning.

The White House says newly-revealed FBI records show there is 'extreme bias' against U.S. President Donald Trump among senior leadership at the FBI.

The leader of a controversial 'creep catchers' vigilante group that seeks to put pedophiles in jail has found himself under arrest.

A Bangladeshi woman who survived an acid attack is thanking Canadian doctors for giving her a new lease on life by repairing her larynx and creating a new esophagus.

Alberta is taking legal action against Saskatchewan's licence plate ban, calling it a slam-dunk case over a small-minded policy.

A passenger on the twin-engine plane that crashed moments after takeoff in northern Saskatchewan on Wednesday night describes two loud noises followed by silence, telling him that both engines had cut out. He remembers watching as the trees below drew closer to his window.

Indigenous activist Delilah Saunders is being transferred to a Toronto hospital as her family fights to get the critically ill Inuk woman a liver transplant.

Toronto surgeons have been able to reconstruct the windpipe and esophagus of a young Bangladeshi woman who was severely burned after being tricked into drinking acid.

One fatality has been linked to an E. coli outbreak in romaine lettuce that has been detected in five provinces.

Canada has persuaded the Trump administration to consider backing a climate change-related initiative that it wants to showcase when it hosts the G7 summit next year, The Canadian Press has learned.