Новости за 21.09.2015

Edmonton's Culture Days kicks off Friday and it will be a celebration of the city's arts history.

There was a crash there around midnight according to the highway department.

After finding high-tech solutions to halt suicide bombings and rockets, tech-savvy Israel is struggling with the resurgence of a weapon dating back to David and Goliath: the hurled rock.

Winnipeg Centre NDP candidate issued an apology after using " intemperate language" during a debate.

One person is dead and two others are seriously injured following a multi-vehicle crash in Scarborough Sunday night.

The Montreal Alouettes defeated the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 35-14 on Sunday afternoon.

Pope Francis flies to eastern Cuba on Monday for the next leg of his pilgrimage after having met with both Raul and Fidel Castro but missing out on an encounter with Cuban dissidents.

A Filipino nurse working in Singapore was sentenced Monday to four months in jail for describing Singaporeans as losers on his Facebook, and subsequently providing false information to police investigators.

A man suffered serious injuries after being stabbed in an east-end Toronto restaurant Sunday night.

One man was airlifted to hospital in life-threatening condition after a serious single-vehicle rollover west of Calgary Sunday night.

The Sunday, September 20, 2015 weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.

Edmontonians downtown Sunday got a sneak peek at one of the spectacles that will be at next weekend’s Nuit Blanche.

An Edmonton man has been given an extension after being ordered to get rid of his flock of sheep.

Royal Canadian Air Force Week has been filled with celebrations honouring Edmonton’s rich aviation history. As Lisa Wolansky tells us, the culmination of activities wrapped up with a permanent tribute to Alberta aviators.

A webcast of the Sunday, September 20, 2015 edition of the News Hour. Hosted by Shallima Maharaj.

An Edmonton hobby farmer has been given extra time to part with his flock of sheep after the City of Edmonton ordered him to get rid of his animals earlier this summer.

Lieutenant Governor Lois Mitchell was on hand to unveil the Ad Astra monument, which honours the historic links between Edmonton and Canada's Air Force.