Новости за 15.06.2023

NATO has struggled to find a successor who could win the necessary consensus among its 31 members, stretching from the United States through Europe to Turkey.

York Regional Police said on June 7, at around 11:15 p.m., officers were called to the Vellore neighbourhood, north of Rocca Avenue where two people had been shot with pellets.

The wildfire evacuation order is lifting at 6 p.m. Thursday for the Town of Edson and the remaining parts of Yellowhead County that were forced out on June 9.

The 15-year-old accused of stabbing two staff members at Charles P. Allen High School pleaded not guilty to 11 charges Thursday and has a bail hearing set for later this month.

E. coli levels are an indicator of fecal contamination from either animals or humans. The bacteria can cause intestinal illness or infections of the eyes, ears, nose or throat.

The Prince Albert Sports Hall of Fame said it will be discussing one of its inductees, Josef Tesar, after an anti-trans incident that took place at a Kelowna track meet.

Guelph mayor Cam Guthrie issued a call for an emergency meeting on housing moments after the Chamber of Commerce posted an open letter calling for more action from the city.

The Vancouver Aboriginal Health Society applied for funding so community members could have low-barrier access to culture and regalia making.

A vehicle collision on Highway 8 near Parkdale has closed the northbound lanes from Highway 27 to McPhillips. Manitoba 511 says the information came around noon

Singer/songwriter Robyn Ottolini has come a long way from her small town roots in Uxbridge, Ont. She'll be opening in her first stadium show, for Shania Twain.

With COVID-19 cases in decline, Alberta Health Services is dropping its requirement for people to mask up inside health-care facilities. The change takes effect on June 19.

The woman was found guilty of three counts of attempted murder in February.

The Province of Manitoba says a new program that combines two previously successful psychiatric care pilot projects will reduce barriers and improve rural mental health services.

The strike by more than 100 maintenance and office workers has kept the graveyard's iron gates shut to the public since mid-January, with the exception of a few days in the spring.

By tracking pathways of fuel sources, Alberta researchers are helping communities in the likely line of wildfire to better prepare for disaster.

The District of Tumbler Ridge has downgraded the community's evacuation order to an alert.

The university ordered the review in December 2021 following allegations of workplace misconduct against its former president, Alaa Abd-El-Aziz.

de Grood has been receiving treatment at Alberta Hospital Edmonton and living in a highly structured group home for a number of years, according to the appeal judgement.

Ontario's top court has upheld convictions against Dellen Millard and Mark Smich for killing a 23-year-old woman, marking back-to-back appeals dismissed this week.

Between 2011 and early 2012, former employees at the Peterborough Regional Health Centre inappropriately accessed the personal information of approximately 280 patients.

As vehicle thefts skyrocket in Canada, a new report is highlighting some actions that could be taken to tackle the problem by vehicle owners as well as governments.

Officials with Facebook are refuting the account ban claim of Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, stating restrictions were placed on one of the page's administrators.

Global received an accolade via the RTDNA Prairie Regional Awards for coverage of a deadly stabbing that had members of an Edmonton neighbourhood caught in a lockdown for hours.

Indigenous and conservation groups are calling on the federal government to accelerate its transition away from open-net farms.

The zebras are taking up one of the three caribou habitats that have a heated and insulated barn with a large outdoor yard and pond.