Новости за 22.09.2015

WINNIPEG – With less than a month left before Canadians hit the polls to choose their next prime minister, Stephen Harper is making his second campaign stop in Winnipeg. Harper will be joined by three Conservative candidates at Bison Transport on Wellington Avenue starting at 8:40 a.m. One of the candidates in attendance will be Lawrence...

Volkswagen AG said Tuesday that some 11 million diesel vehicles worldwide were fitted with software at the centre of a U.S. emissions scandal, and that it is setting aside around 6.5 billion euros ($7.3 billion) to cover the fallout.

Scuffles broke between Croatian police and people fleeing conflict and poverty in search of better lives as European Union interior ministers gathered in Brussels on Tuesday to try to overcome deep differences about how to manage the refugee emergency.

Fire crews were called around 4:30 a.m. to Portage Avenue and Garry Street for reports of diesel leaking from a semi truck.

Teachers at John Abbot College have voted in favour of a strike mandate.

Lupul scored 55 seconds in to overtime to give the Toronto Maple Leafs a 4-3 victory over the Ottawa Senators on Monday night in a split-squad pre-season game.

The Indian government has backtracked on a proposed requirement for all messages sent on social media and mobile chatting apps to be saved for 90 days as a way of defeating encryption technology.

The MUHC and the consortium in charge of the hospital said they've found the source of sewage back-ups.

The Edmonton Catholic School Board is one step closer to implementing a fentanyl education strategy. Lisa Wolansky has the details.

Connor McDavid recorded a pair of assists in his NHL pre-season debut as the Edmonton Oilers defeated the Calgary Flames 4-2 on Monday in a pre-season split-squad game.

After a staggering number of fentanyl-related deaths in the province this year, the Edmonton Catholic School Board is moving forward on an education strategy in hopes of keeping the drug out of schools.

Calgary-based natural gas company Encana notified the AER of the blowout Monday. The AER said the well, located 18 kilometres west of Fox Creek, is licensed for hydrogen sulfide.

Jesse Beyer has our weather forecast for Monday, Sept. 21, 2015.

A social studies teacher at Inner City High School in Edmonton is shining a spotlight on the positive things his students do. Emily Mertz has the story.

A local research team has made an important discovery in the quest for a cure for diabetes. Su-Ling Goh has the details.

The City of St. Albert is moving towards hitting developers in the wallet for sitting on vacant lots. Tom Vernon reports.

The chair of the Edmonton Catholic School Board offered an update on the district’s handling of a sensitive gender identity issue. Quinn Ohler has the latest.

We know the new Metro LRT Line is causing delays for motorists, but what about those who get around on foot? Vinesh Pratap finds out.

Make a donation to one Libertarian Party candidate in Alberta, and get a chance to win a semi-automatic rifle.

The federal government is following through with what's been described as the largest prison expansion project since the 1930s, but the plan has encountered some severe hiccups.

Uber wants its Toronto fans to push their city councillors to keep the ridesharing service running.

One of three people on trial for brutally beating a Calgary man to death in 2012 took the stand in his own defence Monday.

Every sprint on the field equals a spike on Matt Barr's laptop.

If all those summer BBQs left you with a little weight, you're not alone. So we've enlisted the help of a celebrity trainer to help get you fit for fall.

Brock Downey has owned about 50 motorcycles, but never anything quite like his 1953 BMW.