Новости за 31.08.2023

Corendon Airlines is introducing an 'Only Adult' section on some flights, but experts say similar kid-free zones likely won't be coming to Canada skies.

The annual community-wide initiative has provided backpacks and school supplies to students in need in London, Ont., for more than 20 years — and it’s needed now more than ever.

Carmen Roy, who works for the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation, is alleging that she was sexually assaulted on May 1 in Winnipeg.

A man in his 70s has died in hospital after a two-alarm fire at seniors home in Scarborough on Thursday morning, officials say.

The 28-year-old's career has been in a state of constant motion ever since she landed a spot in the Top 4 of French Canada's version of The Voice.

More than 1,100 people have been arrested on charges related to the Capitol assault. Of those, more than 630 have pleaded guilty and at least 110 have been convicted at trial.

The weakening storm still packed winds of up to 60 mph (96 kph) as it blasted through Georgia and South Carolina on Wednesday evening.

Fires are common in Johannesburg, especially in poor areas. One of the poorest townships of Alexandra has seen hundreds of homes razed in several fires over the past five years.

Saskatchewan recently became the second jurisdiction to change its policy around pronoun use and name changes for students younger than 16.

Other threats include preventable injuries and illnesses, bullying, racism and discrimination, poor mental health, limited physical activity and effects of climate change.

Avery Pynn, 5, raised $670 to support his favourite Cape Breton Eagles player, Jacob Newcombe, after Newcombe's recent cancer diagnosis.

Jack Letts, a Canadian citizen, is among the many foreign nationals in Syrian camps and jails run by Kurdish forces that reclaimed the war-ravaged region from ISIL.

Metro workers from 27 stores in the Greater Toronto Area are voting this afternoon on a second tentative deal, which if ratified will end a more than month-long strike.

The order allows the OPP to arrest anyone attending the rally who "with knowledge of the order and who is contravening or has contravened any part of the order."

Some six per cent of Canadians co-own their home with someone other than a spouse or partner, according to Royal LePage, which says the trend is growing.

A snorkeller died in the Howe Sound area early Wednesday afternoon, RCMP have not shared details regarding the age or gender of the victim.

B.C. is home to Canada's first case of a new variant and experts are warning COVID is likely to surge again this fall. Health officials say renewing immunization will be crucial.

Former architect Jerry Zhang is hoping to paddle from Victoria to Tsawwassen in just 13 hours.

Trump's testimony was released as Attorney General Letitia James seeks to get some or all of the case against the Trump Organization resolved before it goes to trial in October.

The City of Calgary's proposal is also expected to bring significant change to parking, traffic flow and the layout of a street in the southeast community of Riverbend.

Saskatoon martial artists Kelly Greenwood and Tal Haugrud will be competing for a Pan American title on the beach in September, representing Canada in beach sambo.

Mounties said the group of people are planning to re-enter in the territory in as many as 50 vehicles from Alberta and that 'they will not stop for the checkpoints.'

Manitoba First Nations Police confirmed they are investigating reports that a teen was sexually exploited at Sandy Bay First Nation.

The SIRT will investigate the conduct of police during the arrest of a 25-year-old man who was apprehended by a Police Service Dog and was seriously injured during a pursuit.

A notice of review says the constable indicated he was a Surrey police officer and asked to be let off with a warning, saying the failed test would "ruin his life."