Новости за 13.05.2016

Trudeau agreed with the Alberta premier’s comments on the amount of smoke and how deserted the area appeared, but didn't reply to her next observation.

A new study by marketing firm J.D. Power has found that passengers aren't that impressed with services provided by Canada's top two airlines, Air Canada and WestJet.

South Simcoe Police called in the military after grenades were found in the garbage in a central Ontario community.

Police were called around 11:30 a.m. to Highway 3A near Sparks Drive.

Fresh St. Market chef Stu Smith shows you one delicious way to prepare halibut, just in time for this weekend's B.C. Halibut Festival.

An Atlanta woman was caught on security footage fighting two armed carjackers on May 7.

Following our payday loan stories this week, we've heard from people who loved working for payday loan companies, and who hated it; who got badly needed cash and who found themselves taking out loans to repay loans for years on end.

So many heroes have risen from the ashes of the Fort McMurray wildfire; now a push is on to make sure the fire chief and his crew get the recognition they deserve.

The fleet of 40 vessels is set to sail into harbours around Nova Scotia next July.

Barb and Jamie Millier are still struggling with feelings of guilt and regret for the deaths of 43 horses in a horrific barn fire in Puslinch, Ont. earlier this year.

A dog was seized by RCMP and is currently being held for observation after two children were bitten at a residence in Vegreville late last week.

Some producers in western Canada may have to re-seed emerging canola crops after widespread frost in western Saskatchewan, southern Alberta.

A 53-year-old man is facing theft-related charges for allegedly defrauding his 94-year-old grandmother of hundreds of thousands of dollars.

As of Friday, people had donated more than $86 million to the Fort McMurray wildfire relief effort through Red Cross.

While walking through a fire-ravaged neighbourhood in Fort McMurray, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley told Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, MP Kent Hehr, and Fire Chief Darby Allen that the scenes of devastation and human abandonment were “very Walking Dead”, a reference to the hit AMC series about a post-apocalyptic zombie world.

Fort McMurray fire chief Darby Allen showed Prime Minister Justin Trudeau around the ruins of one Fort McMurray neighbourhood left devastated by the wildfires which swept through last week.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expressed his thanks to first responders, emergency relief workers, and volunteers Friday in Fort McMurray, telling that he didn’t think “most Canadians understood” the extent of the work that was done to save much of the …

Speaking to disaster relief workers and volunteers in Fort McMurray Friday, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley thanked what she called a “wonderful group of heroes”.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met with first responders and volunteers in Fort McMurray Friday morning, thanking them for their service and dedication in battling the devastating wildfire.

Ontario parents who want their kids exempt from routine vaccinations may be forced to take a class in immunization facts before deciding.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be in Fort McMurray, Alberta Friday to get a first-hand look at the damage left by a wildfire that forced 80,000 people from their homes.

A committee examining electoral reform may change how we vote in 2019, and that includes the possibility of introducing e-voting and a law that would force Canadians to cast a ballot.

Applications for New Brunswick moose hunting licences for 2016 will be accepted from May 16 to June 10.

Hundreds of people in the English city of Bath were forced to flee after a 225-kilogramme unexploded WWII bomb was found under a school playground.

Deerfoot Trail drivers who frequently travel over the Ivor Strong Bridge will notice major delays in the months to come.