Новости за 31.07.2017

A new court ruling has revealed details of a heartbreaking custody battle over a Nova Scotia toddler born addicted to drugs.

By 2019, all mobile phones sold in Canada must be capable of receiving wireless public alerts.

Smoke has blanketed the Okanagan Valley and it looks like it may stick around for the next few days.

Here's a look at the deadly impact of fentanyl across Canada, province-by-province.

The Trump administration slapped financial sanctions on Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Monday after a weekend election that gave the South American country's ruling party virtually unlimited powers.

I thought for a long time that Christy Clark had the potential to become an outstanding premier of British Columbia.

Bob Smart was commissioned by Vancouver's Playland to be the choir master for the world's first scream choir.

Edmonton police chief Rod Knecht said the number of incidents is probably higher, however there remains a lack of reporting.

Retired Edmonton broadcasters Gord Whitehead and Murray Blakely remember what it was like to cover the aftermath of the Black Friday tornado 30 years ago.

Marijuana legalization is scheduled to come next summer and one business in Edmonton that helps veterans and first responders get cannabinoid therapy is getting ready.

"All government land and resource managers must make difficult decisions to balance ‎the safety of residents with the needs of wildlife."

PSAC has increased its 2017 drilling forecast for the third time.

This summer's K-Days welcomed 13,000 more visitors through the midway gates than last year, Northlands said Monday.

A lot has changed in the past 30 years when it comes to technology and communication. While Environment Canada said the warnings went out well in advance of the 1987 storm, weather forecasting has come leaps and bounds in the past three decades.

Perth County OPP is investigating after a man allegedly approached a child in Milverton over the weekend.

Cristiano Ronaldo was in court for around 90 minutes and declined to speak to media afterwards.

A 35-year-old Oshawa man was seriously injured and a Whitby woman is facing a careless-driving charge after a collision involving a motorcycle in Oshawa Saturday evening.

The owner left his dog unattended for over an hour during a weekend festival on Sunday.

Quebec sailor Simon DuBois is set to compete in a race around the world.

It's an office etiquette blunder many don't know how to navigate. Arturo Gallo of Monster Canada offers some tips.

A new study suggests that the popular Netflix series "13 Reasons Why" triggered a steep spike in searches on suicide. In the show’s wake, searches for ‘how to kill yourself’ to ‘painless suicide’ shot up.

Jul 31 – Global Edmonton (then ITV) produced this documentary in 1987 looking back at Black Friday.

Consumers should cheer.

There was no one home at the time.

Retired Cpl. Garett Rollman is pleading not guilty to two charges of "conduct to the prejudice of good order and discipline," and to the charge of striking a superior officer in February 2016.