Новости за 24.03.2018

The Ontario government says it will be injecting $105 million a year into the province's horse racing industry.

The City of Regina has implemented their snow route along portions of Victoria Avenue, Winnipeg Street and College Avenue.

"Basically, if you live near the waterfront, within 75 years or so, your homes will probably be starting to flood."

Alberta College of Art and Design (ACAD) students make a sweater for the chicken statue outside of Chicken on the Way, Kensington.

Eating healthy is a long-term commitment and having these foods on hand will help you stick to it.

President Donald Trump says his administration will "BAN" bump stock devices that "turn legal weapons into illegal machines."

A rural paramedic service just west of Ottawa is plotting a new flight path for the future of drone use and is trying to save lives in the process.

Winnipeg mayor Brian Bowman gave his state of the city address today, identifying improvement of a variety of city services as a priority.

No one on the bus was seriously injured.

A busy section of Whitemud Drive was briefly shut down in west Edmonton Friday, leading to a traffic nightmare during the afternoon rush.

Edmonton fire, police and electricity crews were called to a section of Whitemud Drive on Friday afternoon after reports a transformer blew in the area of 159 Street.

The Calgary Zoo is getting ready for the arrival of the four giant pandas moving to Calgary for the next five years.

We haven't been able to conduct rational and reasoned debate on the issue of legal gun ownership, Roy Green says.

To ensure classrooms are meeting the needs of 21st century students, on March 23, Saskatoon University MLA Eric Olauson, on behalf of Deputy Premier and Education Minister Gordon Wyant, announced new coding and robotics opportunities for middle-years and high school students in Saskatchewan.

From arts and crafts to fresh air and exercise, there are lots of thing to do in Winnipeg this Spring Break.