Новости за 21.10.2015

A peculiar car caught speeding near Spruce Grove has baffled city investigators.

The city officially launched its new EPark system Wednesday, which will replace all traditional parking meters in Edmonton.

The Bott family read a statement thanking the community for the support they have received since their three daughters were killed in a tragic farm accident near Withrow, Alberta.

Tensions were high as the man charged in a crash that took the life of a two-year-old boy in May 2013 spoke at his sentencing hearing Wednesday.

Three Calgary nursing home workers have been sentenced to 60 days in jail for abusing a 92-year-old man.

Patients waiting for PET scans may have to wait longer than expected because of a mechanical issue with a machine that produces material required to perform the scans.

Wed, Oct 21 – Richard Suter, the Edmonton man who crashed his SUV into a restaurant patio, killing a two-year-old boy, told his side of the story on court on Wednesday. Erin Chalmers was at the courthouse with an update on the Noon News Hour.

The Alberta government announced on Wednesday the province's budget will be balanced a year later than Premier Rachel Notley promised in the spring election.

Deceptive reviews are commonplace online. Fortunately, there are a few good techniques that can help you tell truth from fiction.

President Bashar Assad has travelled to Moscow in his first known trip abroad since war broke out in Syria in 2011, meeting his strongest ally Russian leader Vladimir Putin.

HTC has unveiled the latest version of its One smartphone, touting its combination of sleek design with the latest Android software.

Emergency services in eastern England and the U.S. Air Force say they are investigating reports of a plane crash near the Lakenheath air base.

Ontario elementary teachers are set to hold pickets outside MPP offices on Wynne Wednesday to protest their frustration over stalled contract negotiations.

British news reports say Libyan authorities will permit questioning of two suspects in the 1988 bombing of Pan Am flight 103.

A major Toronto-area highway was brighter than usual after a pickup truck caught on fire on Highway 400 early Wednesday morning.

The Vatican is denying a report in an Italian newspaper that Pope Francis has a small, curable brain tumour.

The German state of Lower Saxony has filed a criminal complaint after discovering that a file on scandal-hit Volkswagen had disappeared.

The future is today - if "Back to the Future" is to be believed.

The mother of a little boy who was run over and killed on a restaurant patio faced the man responsible in court today. Kendra Slugoski was there.

The pool at an Edmonton recreation centre is going to be closed much longer than expected after the warranty inspection didn’t check out. Jessica Kent explains.

When it comes to elections, social media is always a popular place for people to share their opinions. Online producer Caley Ramsay joins us now with the highlights.

Swept away once again, as Alberta decides to stick with its Conservative roots.

Oct 20 – Did you know Sean Whyte’s favourtie food is pizza? Quinn Phillips gets to know the Eskimos’ kicker with a few rapid fire questions.

Jesse Beyer has our weather forecast for Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2015.

About 12 per cent of women in general will get breast cancer, but there’s one group with a 60 per cent chance. One local family tells Su-Ling Goh about their experience.