Новости за 29.06.2018

Dawn Collins says she's struggling to survive following a decade-long fight for compensation.

"It started with me reviewing books or makeup, or motherhood," Mare McHale said. "It started out quite innocently."

You'll find Stewart in B.C.'s northwestern corner, right on the border with Alaska.

Settlers would come to agreements with First Nations in Summerland, then break them and acquire land through "pre-emption."

Surrey would become a municipality in 1879 and then a city in September 1993.

It was in the Tumbler Ridge area where scientists came to understand Tyrannosauruses Rex as pack hunters.

It was the place where the famous Chief Maquinna had his home.

Initially known as a trading town, Tofino would slowly grow as a tourist destination.

Sun Peaks was incorporated as a municipality in 2010.

A great fire once destroyed most of Telkwa's downtown buildings.

Weather specialist Mike Sobel delivers the forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area on Friday, June 29, 2018.

Barrie police are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying a woman accused of stealing gas.

The City of Winnipeg is setting out traps to track the emerald ash borer beetle in Winnipeg.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has warned that Russia could walk away from the global chemical weapons watchdog after member nations voted to allow the group to assign blame for chemical attacks.

The investigation began in Victoria, where the police department there had been conducting an online investigation on a website that police said is known to host online chat rooms geared toward child sex.

Saskatoon police were called to an injured 18-year-old man in the 10-block of Worobetz Place on June 28, 2018.

Rain and thunderstorms mark Canada’s 151st birthday as a cooler start to July kicks into Saskatoon's weather forecast ahead.

A new food truck in Edmonton is serving up a something extra – jobs skills and a sense of purpose. Albert Delitala explains.

Ken Isaacs, vice president of U.S. evangelical charity Samaritan's Purse, came last in the race to lead the International Organization for Migration.

The Supreme Court of Canada made it’s judgement and Richard Suter will not go back to jail. Julia Wong reports.

The former president and CEO of the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority made $826,311 in 2017. Milton Sussman parted ways with the WRHA in June, 2017.  He was hired in October, 2015. The chair of the WRHA board said Sussman’s compensation was negotiated with the previous board. In a statement Karen Dunlop, Board Chair, said “Going...

Boaters, swimmers and those who float down the river might run into unexpected trouble in the water this summer.

The London Knights made two selections in the 2018 CHL Import Draft on June 28 and now have to wait on a decision from the Chicago Blackhawks to know whether they will have room for both players.

Drivers can expect a new roundabout at the intersection of Old Vernon Road and Acland Road soon. But that means it will be closed for construction.

Islamist militants raided the headquarters of an African military taskforce in central Mali on Friday, opening fire with rockets and guns and attempting to infiltrate the base, the defence ministry said.