Новости за 03.09.2019

Liberal MPs made 4,545 spending commitments worth $12.8 billion — just in August. Conservatives say Liberals are campaigning on the taxpayer's dime.

Not every Canadian province administers standardized tests at the elementary school level.

Standardized testing is standard practice across Canada but the exams are a source of controversy as well. Heather Yourex-West looks at whether the tears are worth the time, stress and expense.

Tech innovation leaders could get their wish to have less government oversight and more business opportunity if council agrees to shift tech and economic development portfolios to Edmonton-Global.

In his ad, Singh takes an apparent dig at the Liberals, promising that he'll do the right things, not just say them.

"We're thinking about trucks rolling down the road, drunk drivers, highway traffic," says Barbara Stead, who has lived in the area for 17 years.

The outcome of the Brexit crisis remains uncertain with a range of options from a turbulent no-deal exit to abandoning the entire endeavor.

Starting this week, the Coalition Avenir Quebec (CAQ) government is touring the province in an effort to reach out to English-speaking communities.

Winds and rain continued to pound the northwest islands, sending people fleeing the floodwaters from one shelter to another.

Students across the country are heading back to class today, and that means more children on sidewalks and crosswalks as well as the return of school buses.

Hamilton's 38-27 win over Toronto at Tim Hortons Field on Monday afternoon had just about everything.

Toronto Fire say they have knocked down a large fire that erupted at a vacant multi-unit complex that was under construction in North York on Monday night.

They say that several minutes after that, the man got in his car and drove off.

The Western Mustang football team improved to 2-0 on the season with a convincing win over the visiting Queen's Gaels.

Said the B.C. photographer: "I've had my business going for three years with many ups and downs and this is by far the biggest down point that I've had,"

Summer is winding down but the seasonal closure of an outdoor pool in St. Albert on Monday saw some pooches perk up. That’s because the Grosvenor Outdoor Pool was opened up to dogs before it’s drained for the fall. The event was held in support of the Second Chance Animal Rescue Society, a non-profit that...

A Newark Airport terminal was evacuated in a chaotic scene.

Residents of a small community in southern Alberta have been allowed back home after they were forced to leave earlier on Monday following a train derailment. Emily Olsen reports.

More than a hundred people from the McCulloch Court seniors' complex in downtown Vernon have signed a petition calling for the city to take urgent action.

After an "SOS" from a teenage girl battling cancer, the Jonas Brothers paid her a surprise visit at her hospital room where she was receiving chemotherapy.

Dozens of union workers from around the city, volunteered to work the grill, or hand out juice boxes. It’s a way to give back and educate.

The front lawn is covered with overgrown weeds and windows have been boarded up.

Kentucky's governor described the shooting as producing "multiple casualties" following a dispute.

A Township of Langley councillor has threatened possible legal action against a local businesswoman who has criticized his ties to several Fort Langley properties that are awaiting approval to be demolished.

On Tuesday, the findings from a panel tasked by the Alberta government to look into the province’s finances and come up with options for helping the province emerge from its deficit is scheduled to be released. Some unions are expressing concerns about what happens after that.