Новости за 10.05.2018

A London woman is facing charges for the second time in less than two years that both involved posing as a personal support worker to steal from seniors.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley is reaffirming how determined she is to making sure the controverisal Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project goes ahead and on Thursday, she announced a new media campaign is being launched to convince Canadians to support the project.

Alberta is putting an expiry date on proposed legislation that would allow the province to regulate oil and gas shipments.

Residents of more than 500 homes in the area were told to leave immediately.

Lumsden RCMP are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying two people wanted in connection with a break-in at a business on Highway 20 in Craven, Sask.

The 120-year-old boathouse that houses Canada's oldest rowing club is one step closer to being named a designated heritage building.

Some members of city council have questioned whether a recent amalgamation involving the local United Way, which now serves five communities, has played a role in its funding decisions.

Members of the World Hockey Association’s Winnipeg Jets infamous 'Hotline' will join 680 CJOB’s Kathy Kennedy for an exclusive interview at 1 p.m. Thursday.

Winnipeg Blue Bomber fans will have a chance to get up close and personal with one of the players during a wedding social at Investors Group Field.

The man who led Calgary’s successful bid for the 1988 Winter Olympics has died. Frank King served as the Calgary Olympic Development Association chairman in 1978 and was the chairman of the Calgary Organizing Committee. His wife Jeanette told Global News King died suddenly and unexpectedly Wednesday while training at the Glencoe Club for a seniors’...

OPP say most of the firearms that have been surrendered to police will be destroyed, but a number of guns will be retained for historical, educational or training purposes.

Saskatchewan’s Environment Ministry said precautions should be taken when at parks or campgrounds where there is a higher risk of encountering a predator.

Ottawa paid just over $161,000 to take the public's temperature on a broad range of economic issues last winter, including the taxation of legal marijuana, the deficit and feminism.

Mayor John Tory announced plans to relieve overcrowding Thursday morning at a press conference at Dufferin Station, where he said more buses and a new express bus route will be added to the 29 Dufferin route.

A new licence plate celebrating Gaelic heritage has come to Nova Scotia.

Patty Jenkins will reportedly take home $9 million for working on the superhero sequel, as opposed to the alleged $1 million she got for the original flick.

The NAFTA body began its examination after a complaint from Canadian environmentalists.

When asked to identify the aspects of the updated sex-ed curriculum he sees as problematic, Ford has refrained from delving into specifics – only insisting that Ontario parents weren’t consulted enough ahead of the changes.

The man told the employee he had a weapon but none was seen.

Are you prepared for a major disaster? Most of us are not prepared enough, according to emergency experts. The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service (WFPS) recommends a 72-hour kit, which are emergency supplies that will get your family through three days without water service, power or assistance from the outside world. Jay Shaw from the WFPS...

Hamilton police are looking for a bank robbery suspect they consider armed and dangerous.

The plan would see the rate of the province's second lowest tax bracket decreased by 20 per cent.

A Toronto woman has pleaded guilty to a hit-and-run crash in North York that killed a 63-year-old New Brunswick woman.

The Ottawa Police Service is asking for the public's assistance in locating Lucas Nuttall, 19 years old, from Ottawa.

Ken Bolduc was handed his prison term Wednesday in Edmundston provincial court.