Новости за 20.07.2023

York Regional Police said on July 18, at 10 a.m., officers received a call from a citizen who reported an alleged impaired driver headed southbound on Highway 400.

Losses in the technology stocks helped lead Canada's main stock index lower in late-morning trading, while U.S. stock markets were mixed.

A Winnipeg woman told police she was riding a bus the morning of June 17 when an unknown man sat beside her and touched her inappropriately. That man turned himself in to police.

A Pickering man has been arrested after a fraud investigation revealed that someone was scamming people with claims they had been awarded money from a lawsuit, according to police.

The new funding is on top of $90 million a year from the province to reward ERs that put in place what the government calls innovative solutions to reduce wait times.

Five people are lucky to be alive after their car flipped and slid across a lawn on Montreal's South Shore Thursday. The driver has been charged with speeding and other offences.

The Manitoba government is putting up $5.2 million for a gun lab at the Winnipeg Police Service headquarters that will significantly improve processing times for investigations.

In a statement issued to Global News on Thursday morning, the TSB said its personnel were informed about an incident “involving a Bell 205A helicopter” near Peace River.

Gateway Meat Market in Dartmouth, N.S., says its business model of low, low prices has it pushing for an 'emergency' expansion in light of food insecurity.

The declaration was part of a motion from newly-minted mayor Olivia Chow and calls on the provincial and federal governments to make the same move.

Investigators say the front door-knob was broken off and a lock box was pried open with the key missing. There was also minor damage done to the interior of the home.

The OLG reports Adela Caschera claimed a second-place prize of $82,911.10 in the July 7 Lotto Max draw. She says she used the same numbers she has selected for the past decade.

Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Thursday, July 20.

The province is looking at options for replacing the bridge, which was 42 years old at the time of the fire. A replacement will have a higher capacity for overloaded vehicles.

Once the gas was bought and paid for, police say the suspects then sold the victim some jewelry that was purported to be gold. The victim later learned it was fake.

The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives' 'Can't Afford the Rent' study looks at the gap between the minimum wage and what it costs to rent an apartment across Canada.

Minister of Transportation Omar Alghabra announced that the three contenders will be submitting their proposals this year, but said he expects service to begin by the mid-2030s.

Police said it was on Tuesday, just before 10 a.m., when the victim had stopped at a stop sign near Sunny Meadow Boulevard and Sandalwood Parkway.

The 'Barbie' movie is the hype of the year, but some people still struggle with Barbie's scandal-ridden history.

Streaming video pioneer Netflix disappointed Wall Street on Wednesday with second-quarter revenue that fell short of analyst estimates, sending shares tumbling.

Durham Regional Police Service say a 16-year-old boy died in hospital after the dirt bike he was operating was struck by a vehicle in Uxbridge on Wednesday night.

Paul Bernardo’s transfer to a medium-security prison in May set off a firestorm across the country, and engulfed the Liberal government in controversy.

The Toronto Blue Jays have signed 15 players selected in the 2023 Major League Baseball draft as well as three non-drafted free agents.

Disability: Accessible by Design has partnered with Explore Edmonton and K-days to assess this year’s accessibility and suggest improvements for the coming years.

Police noted that the victim in the human trafficking charges case was not from the Beating the Odds centre near Barrie, Ont.