Новости за 14.09.2015

Mon, Sep 14 : RCMP have issued an Amber Alert for a missing 2-year-old girl in southwest Alberta.

The city said more than 2,000 vehicles were caught speeding in school zones during the first four days of school this year.

Crowsnest Pass RCMP issued an Amber Alert in connection with the abduction of a child Monday morning.

Oilfield security firms say they've been dealing with more troublemakers in recent months with the crude price cratering and bringing drilling activity and jobs down with it.

A program unique to Alberta is rescuing sexually exploited children and teenagers from years of victimization.

A jury trial that's scheduled to last nearly a year began Monday morning in Edmonton.

A woman suffered serious injures after the vehicle she was in collided with a semi in central Alberta Monday morning.

WINNIPEG – Police are asking for the public’s help to find an 81-year-old man with dementia. Charles McKane, also known as Ted, was last seen at his Queen Street apartment Saturday evening. Police say he is known to frequent to the St. James Legion. Anyone who may have seen him is asked to contact police.

The deadline for Toronto to formally submit a bid for the 2024 Summer Olympics is just a day away and a new poll suggests public support may be waning.

Some 400 homes were among the hundreds of structures destroyed as fast-moving wildfires raged through communities in Northern California, leaving at least one person dead and sending residents fleeing along roads where some buildings and vehicles were still in flames.

Every year RCMP members gather in Regina for a ceremony to honour their fallen comrades. As Shallima Maharaj explains, fallen St. Albert officer Const. David Wynn was one of two new names added to the cenotaph at depot.

Provincial police say they've wrapped up an investigation into an incident at a house party and no charges will be laid against the Cobourg Cougars or any of its players.

A Kentucky state trooper was killed in a shooting during a chase in western Kentucky and authorities are searching for a suspect.

European Union interior ministers meet for emergency migration talks on Monday, a day after Germany reintroduced checks at its border with Austria to stem the continuing flow of refugees.

Some 400 homes were among the hundreds of structures destroyed as fast-moving wildfires raged through communities in Northern California.

Patrick Stewart wants you to forget about Jean-Luc Picard and Charles Xavier - if only for a little while.

A Pakistani and two Malaysians have been detained in connection with last month's bombing of a shrine in Bangkok that killed 20 people, the national police chief said Monday.

The Sunday, September 13, 2015 weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.

Jewellery can hold a lot of sentimental value. When you lose a piece and you’ve exhausted all your energy trying to find it, who do you call? Lisa Wolansky finds out.

Two Edmonton buildings are slated for demolition and the arts community says it will be a big loss. As Jessica Kent reports, a petition is circulating to try to stop it from happening.

A stabbing in northeast Edmonton Saturday night left one man dead.

A webcast of the Sunday, September 13, 2015 edition of the News Hour. Hosted by Shallima Maharaj.

Norm Peters is a salesman from St. Albert, but his true passion is ring finding.

REGINA – Two hundred and thirty six. That’s how many servicemen have fallen in the line of duty since the founding of the North West Mounted Police. Every year the RCMP and family members gather to pay respect to these men and women. “Coming together is a very powerful moment for us,” said RCMP Assistant...

Hundreds of weary travellers got a chance to rest their feet Sunday night, after quite the journey. They've been marching for the last three days in the sunshine and in the rain, all to raise awareness about a deadly disease.