Новости за 13.10.2020

Const. Caroline de Kloet says officers were called to the downtown building shortly before 3 a.m. for the sound of gunshots.

An individual at École St. Anne School tested COVID-19 positive this past weekend, according to the Prince Albert Catholic School Division.

The company said the move was out of "an abundance of caution."

Public health experts are reminding people of the importance of coronavirus interventions using an unusual metaphor —- cheese.

Osoyoos RCMP say the shooting happened early Monday, around 1:26 a.m., along the 8000 block of 70th Avenue.

The man called RCMP himself after losing his way deep in the park with his two dogs.

The camp will gradually close before Oct. 18 in an effort to have the least possible negative emotional, physical and logistical impact on the campers and organizers.

The national weather agency says a strong frontal system is moving across the province, and that freezing levels have fallen in advance of the system.

OPP say two children in the buggy have now died following a crash on Sunday in southwestern Ontario.

Jennifer and Jeromie Clark were sentenced last year to 32 months in prison, after a jury found them guilty of criminal negligence causing death and failure to provide the necessaries of life.

What will the traffic situation look like if Metro LRT Line trains run every five minutes during peak hours? As Vinesh Pratap explains on the noon news, new internal City of Edmonton documents obtained by Global News show one possible outcome.

Alberta Health Minister Tyler Shandro said the province plans to cut up to 11,000 of Alberta Health Services jobs in an effort to save about $600 million. As Lisa MacGregor explains, Shandro said many of the cuts would come from outsourcing support services such as laundry and community lab services.

Video from the Edmonton Police Service Air 1 helicopter showing the search and rescue of a lost hiker and his dogs at Elk Island National Park the evening of Sunday, Oct. 11, 2020.

Two years before it opened, the city commissioned an animation model for the Metro LRT Line. It shows significant traffic backup on 111 Avenue for vehicles travelling east on the corridor, with queues stretching more than 10 blocks; from 106 Street where the trains cross at surface level past 116 Street. The location markers in...

The proceedings must last at least four days and will take place at Montreal's Palais de Justice before only a judge, with no jury present.

In recent weeks, convention centres in Edmonton and Calgary, B.C. Place Stadium in Vancouver and the Trudeau International Airport in Montreal have reported achieving GBAC Star accreditation.

A new report says COVID-19 has widened the gap between the haves and have-nots in Canada, amplifying the economic disparities that existed pre-pandemic.

Emergency crews were called to McCowan Road and McNicoll Avenue shortly before 11 p.m. Monday for reports of a single-vehicle crash.

Global News has learned that former McGill University professor Ishiang Shih and JYS Technologies worked with several Canadian government agencies.

Col. Sonny Leggett said the recent Taliban attacks in Helmand province are ``not consistent'' with a U.S.-Taliban deal signed in February.

The effort is laced with sexist and racist undertones, and one that is aimed at winning back Republicans and independents.

The top U.S. infectious disease expert said the country faced a "whole lot of trouble" if it did not encourage universal wearing of face masks and avoid mass gatherings.

Experts say the emotional speech was designed to resonate with citizens and cement Kim's image as a competent, charismatic leader with a human side.

A massive plume of smoke and flames lit up the sky over an industrial area of New Westminster's Queensborough neighbourhood Monday evening.

The Maskwacis Chiefs declared a lockdown Sunday to help control the spread of COVID-19, the Maskwacis Education Schools Commission said.