Новости за 16.10.2015

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says it's no secret she is voting for her federal NDP counterpart in Monday's federal election, but adds she has purposely kept a "light touch'' and stayed away from electioneering.

Canada's oil and gas industry is facing increased environmental and budgetary pressures, with experts saying the sector is struggling to balance the two.

So many people have gone so long without buying a new personal computer that the industry's biggest players are trying something different: a quirky advertising campaign.

Saskatchewan Landlords Association wants the government to make changes to the Residential Tenancies Act.

Wilfrid Laurier University’s Waterloo campus has been placed on lockdown Friday morning following a threat made to the school, university officials said.

Daniel Murphy just hoped no one was watching.

Five years after being closed, we are getting a look at the replacement Traffic Bridge. What do you think of the design of the new Traffic Bridge?

WINNIPEG – It’s finally time for the weekend!  Here is Global Winnipeg’s top five list of events and activities to try. International Wine Festival of Manitoba  Wines from around the world are available at The Forks from Friday until Sunday. Admission is free and tickets for sampling each wine only  cost 50 cents. There will also...

More than 50 artists are presenting their work to the public, giving everyone a chance to interact and discuss the stories behind the images.

Kansas City is wagering ribs and barbecue sauce ahead of Friday night's opening game of the American League Championship Series between the Royals and the Blue Jays.

The wild seventh inning between the Blue Jays and Rangers is getting its own TV special.

Turkey's president derided Europe on Friday for not taking in more refugees - a dose of cold water for a European Union plan to give new aid and concessions to Turkey in exchange for stemming the unprecedented flow of people across borders.

Alexander Steen, Paul Stastny and Jori Lehtera each recorded a goal and an assist as the St. Louis Blues spoiled the Oilers' home-opener with a 4-2 victory over Edmonton on Thursday.

He patrols the deck at the Kinsmen Pool as the diving coach of lots of gold medallists. He’s also an inventor and races cars. Quinn Phillips has our Global MVP.

It’s the Oilers first home game at Rexall Place. That means extra excitement for the new players, including Connor McDavid. Kevin Karius is at Rexall with more.

In the three years she's been writing about the game, Jackie Dawson has received a lot of feedback from other fans. A lot of it is positive, but she's also seen more than her share of hate.

Jesse Beyer has our weather forecast for Thursday, Oct. 15, 2015.

“I’ve been told I should get back into the kitchen.” Jackie Dawson, who writes for a sports website, sat down with Emily Mertz to share her experiences with online harassment and sexism.

A group from the Stollery Emergency Department is calling for change and wants the trampoline in your backyard gone. Michel Boyer reports. WARNING: Graphic images.

Historically, one age group has proven difficult to get out to the polls. Fletcher Kent has more on the efforts to get young people voting.

Well before the tragedy in central Alberta, people have been working to make things better. As Vinesh Pratap reports, it’s starting with impressionable young minds.

The Thursday, Oct. 15, 2015 edition of the News Hour with Gord Steinke and Nancy Carlson.

The Calgary Dinos (5-0) have returned from the Thanksgiving bye week with plenty to be thankful for.

The four-day event features cowboys and cowgirls aged 40 years and up competing in calf roping, team roping, steer wrestling, bronc riding and bull riding.

A grieving father is speaking out again today about his son who died while in provincial care.