Новости за 23.03.2018

Police believe the shooting was targeted.

After reviewing February’s traffic spotlight results, SGI is advising people to buckle up.

A new report says while hiring in Saskatchewan is sluggish, a recovery may be on the way.

Ontario's top court has ruled that forcing repeat sex offenders to go on a national registry for life is constitutional.

More than 500 animals, including lizards, birds and spiders, are up for adoption at the Edmonton Humane Society after they were seized from a shuttered pet store in West Edmonton Mall. Check out some of the animals up for adoption.

B.C. Green Party leader Andrew Weaver has no intention of upsetting the apple cart, no matter what the minority NDP government does, Jon McComb says.

A Florida man was arrested after he was captured on police body cameras claiming to be a U.S. Marshal – complete with a fake badge and gun.

Thursday's storm was the fourth Nor'easter to hit the province in three weeks.

Next week, the Liberal government will present its last budget before the provincial election, but it's already made a number of financial promises. What else can we expect in Tuesday's budget?

Fire tore through a barn on Thomas Road near Grafton, Ont., on Friday morning.

The Trent Swim Club took home a total of four medals.

The South Okanagan has been hit hard by Thursday night's downpour.

The pair spoke behind closed doors at Toronto City Hall before addressing the media in a joint press conference.

The clean up continues at Little Lake after a spill earlier this month, which was traced back to Peterborough's General Electric plant.

Tanya Granic Allen announced on Twitter Friday afternoon that she will be seeking the Ontario PC Party's nomination in the riding of Mississauga Centre.

There are 4,000 people in Canada waiting for a kidney transplant.

Things got out of hand as bylaw officers attempted to seize equipment at Samborski Environmental March 21.

Lower Glenrosa Road, from Glencoe Road to Glenway Road, is closed until further notice due to flooding as a result of yesterday’s rain event.

Two Members of Parliament were arrested at the Kinder Morgan facility on Burnaby Mountain after defying a court injunction on Friday.

Joe Brant President and CEO Eric Vandewall says it will be a ``great step forward in reducing wait times and meeting the needs of an aging population.

Rachel Notley accused Horgan's government of environmental hypocrisy.

WARNING: This story contains graphic details. A 31 year-old Toronto man accused of fatally stabbing his roommate to death in February 2016 has been found not criminally responsible.

The City of Armstrong has declared a state of local emergency in response to flooding which is being experienced in areas of the community.

"Delete SpaceX page on Facebook if you're the man?" a user tweeted to Tesla Chief Executive Musk. His response: "I didn't realize there was one. Will do."

'Isle of Dogs,' the stop-motion animated movie about a dog island, has sparked dissent about its treatment of Japanese culture and language.