Новости за 18.07.2023

In an incident on July 13 around 6:30 p.m., officers responded to an area of Hwy. 28 in Faraday Township for reports of a person walking in traffic and throwing rocks.

Two groups are calling for better data collection, including on race, ethnicity and end-of-life care, to help improve cancer outcomes across the country.

The dual Hollywood strikes stand to slow down the flow of content as studios and distributors run out of movies completed before the strike to release.

The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies said that infants, the elderly and people with chronic health conditions are at particular risk.

Metro grocery store workers in the Greater Toronto Area are gearing up to strike as early as tonight, as bargaining continues between the retailer and some 3,700 employees.

The owner of the northwest Calgary property has applied to rezone the site to make way for a nine-storey residential rental building, which has raised concerns with some residents.

The central bank is expecting Canada's inflation rate to hover around three per cent for the next year, before steadily declining to the two per cent target by mid-2025.

Minimum wage workers are increasingly unable to make ends meet in Canada's rental markets, a new report shows, a struggle only made worse by pressure from higher interest rates.

The BC Wildfire Service said Monday that 1,181 across the province have burned more than 1.393 million hectares to date, eclipsing the 1.35 million burned in 2018.

BC Wildfire Service said it's currently responding to the wildfire located on the west side of Okanagan Lake, near Lake Okanagan Resort, with multiple aircraft.

New productions which use SAG-AFTRA members scheduled to film in Montreal are being put on delay. That could end up costing a pretty penny.

"I know financially for us and others, finding childcare and being able to go to work is the been the biggest struggle," parent Robin Norris told Global News.

The B.C. NDP promised to a Silver Alert system when it formed government, commanding Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth to oversee its development in his 2020 mandate letter.

Highway 4, the only paved route to Port Alberni, Ucluelet and Tofino, was closed for more than two weeks last month, and continues to face intermittent closures and restrictions.

The update comes from the Rimrock Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre near Dawson Creek, a certified facility that took her in from the B.C. Conservation Officer Service on June 7.

A PhD candidate at the University of Lethbridge (UofL), Gregory Robinson, is taking a closer look at the other health benefits of mushrooms.

A rainfall warning was issued Monday for Edmonton, as well as areas to the south and east of the city, as more than 50 mm of precipitation is expected to fall by Tuesday afternoon.

One major sticking point is that the U.K. refuses to accept beef treated with growth hormones, a common agricultural practice in Canada.

NDP house leader Christina Gray says the UCP has failed to release an analysis of the proposal because it's busy doctoring the report.

Two people have been charged in relation to a shooting spree that led to a car being pursued by police through the city, out to Beaumont and into Devon Saturday night.

Winnipeg police say they arrested a 12-year-old boy in connection to a violent robbery in the downtown area on Friday.

Kingston's Aaliyah Edwards is taking time from her busy schedule by offering a basketball camp at her former high school this Saturday at Frontenac Secondary School.

The committee gives Health Canada independent scientific advice on the health and environmental risks of pesticides, and does evaluations for new products and reviews.

One detective said Edmontonians should be 'extremely cautious' on transit and on downtown streets and to avoid interacting with people who give you uncertainty.

Winnipeg police say they have arrested two men after a string of firearm-related incidents and a police pursuit into East St. Paul and back to the city on Saturday.