Новости за 05.11.2018

Cannabis NB says that the temporary closures are sometimes required in order to allow for new inventory to arrive.

Complaints about abandoned vehicles, accessible parking, driveway obstructions, blocked fire routes, lane obstructions, vehicles exceeding the three-hour limit, private property parking and other issues can be filed through the Toronto police website.

Kelowna RCMP are asking for help in identifying a suspicious man walking away from the scene of a vehicle fire.

Two Indiana police officers were placed on administrative leave and will be charged with battery for repeatedly punching a handcuffed man in the face.

Amarjeet Sohi has personally met with leaders of nearly two dozen Indigenous communities since the Federal Court of Appeal struck down federal approval of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion in August.

Robyn Luff, a first-term legislature member for Calgary-East, says Premier Rachel Notley's government exerts strict control over what backbenchers can say and do and punishes those who step out of line.

The Alberta Chambers of Commerce has launched the Vote Prosperity campaign, which calls on all political parties to strengthen business competitiveness, grow interprovincial trade and balance the budget.

He said Langley was the hottest condo market this time last year but now prices are dropping off as the area becomes flooded with condos.

Private Antonio Donatelli died on the battlefield in Europe on Sept. 27, 2018, just ten months after he enlisted with the B.C. regiment of the Canadian Infantry in New Westminster.

Last year, Edmonton bylaw officers responded to 10,600 complaints of uncleared sidewalks.

Despite the common belief that residents have 48 hours to clear the sidewalks in front of their homes after a snowfall, an official said Monday that's actually not the case.

A teenager with cerebral palsy said he was kicked out of the Oliver arena’s public skate over the weekend because sleds are not allowed on the ice.

One man in Penticton has been arrested following a search warrant related to a child pornography investigation.

The annual No Stone Left Alone ceremony was held at Edmonton’s Beechmount cemetery on Monday morning. The event sees students place poppies on the headstones of Canada’s fallen. Quinn Ohler reports.

The chamber of commerce in the province wants Albertans to think about the economy as we head towards next spring’s provincial election campaign.

The inmate was transported to the Moncton Hospital for treatment immediately, but died of his injuries more than a week later on Nov. 3.

Laval University said it's considering offering more classes with English instruction in the physical and social sciences, business administration, as well as other areas.

Indiva announced that, pending approval, it will open a store at its London facility at 1050 Hargrieve Rd., in the area of Exeter and Wellington roads.

The City of Edmonton said it did everything it could for last Friday’s dreadful morning commute. Crews were out again around the clock preparing for Monday morning’s commute. Kendra Slugoski has the details.

Students from Aldershot School placed poppies on 875 headstones within the cemetery's "Field Of Honour" on Monday morning.

Doug Moen has resigned as chairperson for the Global Transportation Hub Authority to focus on other careers options, he remains on the board.

Weather Specialist Mike Koncan gives a preview of this week's weather forecast.

Agriculture officials have ruled out deliberate poisoning after rumours swirled of unspecified foul play, but the immediate causes are still unclear.

Learn about the midterm elections in the U.S., hear from an infectious diseases specialist about a polio-like virus that attacks children and school boards question the feasibility of extending kindergarten to four-year-olds.

Several vehicles in Penticton had their mirrors smashed on Saturday night, according to RCMP.