Новости за 07.05.2019

Edmonton police are investigating one of their own after a woman came forward to say she had been sexually assaulted. Sarah Kraus reports.

Meadow Lake RCMP say they have laid charges against a 36-year-old in connection with a serious domestic assault investigation.

Ten of thousands of chickens are dead after a weekend blaze near Blumenort, Man.

People in Saskatoon can expect to receive two test messages this week to help prepare for real emergency situations.

Emergency crews were called to the Jones Avenue Adult Centre, located on Jones Avenue south of Danforth Avenue, just before 5 p.m. on Monday.

Montrealers have chimed in with their own predictions on which name Baby Sussex will receive.

All of the accused were released on a promise to appear before the Ontario Court of Justice, police say.

Strimbold has been facing 29 charges involving six male teens.

Last week at Halifax Regional Council, Coun. Lorelei Nicoll put forward the motion to have staff look into providing menstrual products for free at all municipal facilities.

"If we continue where we're going, we're going to be in OK shape, but if things change then we're going to be in trouble," Muskoka Lakes Mayor Phil Harding said.

The real estate map of the electric train project known as the REM could substantially grow.

On April 15, the day after Woods won his fifth Masters title, the U.S. president tweeted his intent to award the golfer with the accolade.

The victim is still in hospital receiving treatment for a head injury.

The city says that crews will upload where they plan to be, what chemical they are using and for what purpose every day.

A southeast Edmonton woman believes more can be done to protect neighbourhood safety after her dog was attacked by another dog.

Work began Monday on the conversion of Yellowhead Trail. Crews are spending this construction season converting roads in the Delton business area to make it so large trucks can move more easily there.