Новости за 16.12.2023

At a time when many are struggling to afford basic necessities, a Peel non-profit is trying to give BIPOC youth a chance to thrive, and smile, this Christmas.

On Friday, the city's fire chief issued an emergency evacuation order due to "severe life safety issues" at the property at 325 Agnes Street in New Westminster.

Grabbing offensive rebounds was at the core of the Toronto Raptors' strategy as they looked for a second consecutive win against the Atlanta Hawks.

There is one game left for the Knights before the holiday break. They will host the Sudbury Wolves on Sunday, Dec. 17 at 2 p.m., at Budweiser Gardens.

Two of the world's largest shipping companies said Friday they were pausing operations in the critical route, which could have a domino effect on trade flows worldwide.

The Vancouver business owner entered one wrong number when applying for $40,000 through the Canada Emergency Business Account in 2020.

B.C. institutions have been flooded with drugs, weapons and cell phones due to daily drone deliveries, according to the Union of Canadian Correctional Officers.

A surprise raise outside of the regular contract cycle has vaulted Delta police into position as the highest paid in Canada.

A chemical found in virtually all car tires has been linked to salmon die offs. A B.C. team studying the effects has been granted $1.8M in funding aimed at saving fish.

A man from Oshawa has been arrested and charged in connection to a series of distraction-style break ins using a child in Markham, according to police.

Connor McDavid generated cheers in a school gymnasium in Edmonton as he congratulated students on their work to support an organization he has a special bond with.

CSU 52 is trying to negotiate a three-year contract after five years of no raises but said the City of Edmonton's negotiating team isn't presenting a fair deal for employees.

A crash on a central Alberta highway involving two pickup trucks on Friday left one driver dead, according to the RCMP.

Health Sciences Centre (HSC) in Winnipeg unveils a new acute stroke unit to enhance care for Manitobans recovering from strokes.

A basketball coach who worked throughout the Greater Toronto Area has been charged after allegedly sexually assaulting a teen girl who played on his team.

Right now, Paws for Hope has 23 community partners and veterinary clinics. It's searching for more to help cope with the demand for subsidized animal care.

The Immigration Education Society celebrated the holidays with its clients on Friday, but the work of supporting newcomers to Canada requires an ongoing effort.

Parks Canada is warning backcountry users about the unstable snowpack in the national parks after a skier was injured recently in a slide he triggered.

Consumer spending has dropped off this holiday season, retailers in Kelowna, B.C. say. They blame inflation and they're asking holiday shoppers to do their business locally.

Matthew Perry died from the "acute effects of the anesthetic ketamine," according to the results of an autopsy on the 54-year-old ``Friends'' actor released Friday.

'The highway will be closed to all traffic during these times and will be opened as soon as the work and safety assessments are completed,' AIM Roads said.

The Atlantic Canadian Convenience Store Alliance wants to sell locally-made alcoholic beverages in their stores, but Nova Scotia says it has no plans on expanding their sales.

A batch of paintings gifted to the Vancouver Art Gallery nearly a decade ago turned out to be fakes. Now the gallery has launched an exhibit showing how they confirmed it.

The ski resort opened six of its 15 slopes and its chairlifts Friday afternoon, after weeks of snowmaking using what manager Marty Thody calls a “sophisticated snowmaking system.”

The Regina Senior Citizens' Centre offers a range of activities, from line dancing to pool, but it's the company that keeps people coming back.