Новости за 05.05.2019

The names of fallen officers were read aloud by two recruits representing the latest graduating class from the Ontario Police College at Queen's Park Circle.

A plane belonging to Russian national carrier Aeroflot has landed in flames at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport and unconfirmed reports say at least five people have been injured.

Scott Downey is the chef and owner of Butternut Tree. He joins Global News Morning Edmonton in the kitchen to talk about the spring tasting menu.

Venezuelan authorities are investigating the cause of a helicopter crash that killed seven military officers while they were while heading to a state where President Nicolas Maduro was visiting troops.

Robert Mueller and the House Judiciary Committee have "tentatively agreed" on a date for the special counsel to testify about the Russia investigation, according to Democrat David N. Cicilline.

Officers can be seen pulling up to the home in the force's armoured vehicle, shooting out a window, breaking down a door and then searching the home with weapons drawn.

The speed limit on the 400-series highways, including Highway 401 - part of which is considered the busiest highway in North America - is 100 km/h, while other provincial highways range between 80 and 90 km/h.

The federal government has started to give away money to encourage people to buy electric cars, but before long it will have to decide how far it will go to force the market towards lower-emission vehicles.

“A Man Draws a Bird” is based on real-life tragedy, looking at the connection between memory and identity. The final Fringe Theatre play of the season is underway in Edmonton. Erin sits down with Greg Shimizu and Twila MacLeod from Booming Tree to learn more.

Watch the full broadcast of The West Block from Sunday, May 5, with Mercedes Stephenson.

“By today's standards, it probably would've been a manslaughter conviction."

Valour FC Played the first professional soccer game in Winnipeg in 26 years Saturday.

Laval Police were called at around 10 p.m. to the hotel where Salvatore Scoppa was shot at least once. The 49-year-old was rushed to hospital where he was pronounced dead.

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday that Mark Morgan, who was border patrol chief under former President Barack Obama, will head the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.

According to the deputy attorney general, investigations are already independent of government, and appointing a special prosecutor is at the discretion of police.

The expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline remains a point of contention for many Canadians.

More than 50 years after its Broadway debut, a local musical theatre group is putting on a production of “Cabaret.” Kevin sits down with Melanie Reid and Trish van Doornum from Elope Musical Theatre.

Ultimately, Jason Kenney said, voters will get a chance to make their own assessment of the Liberals' carbon tax plan at the polls in October.

"This government does not have a vision of leaving Alberta alone." said Alberta political scientist Barry Cooper.

Barry Cooper from the University of Calgary joins Mercedes Stephenson to discuss why, if the concerns of Alberta separatists aren’t addressed, there will be a push for the province to get out of Canada.

Hasan Hai said it was a special moment to see the pride in his own children's faces when he stood with Liberal party incumbents and candidates as premier Dwight Ball dropped the election writ last month.

Now neighbours feel they have a whole new battle. After weeks of keeping their houses dry, they say this is the last thing they need.

Investigators said she stole several items, included a set of vehicle keys and exited the hospital with the vehicle of the stolen keys, and drove away.

Beginning in September 1939 and lasting until May 1945 the Battle of the Atlantic last a total 2,075 days.

With three previous tries at staging a mega-festival, you'd think that the people behind Woodstock would have everything figured out by now. Uh, no.