Новости за 11.11.2015

TransCanada has won a contract to build, own and operate a US$500-million natural gas pipeline for Mexico's state-owned power company.

Canada's men's volleyball team will have home-court advantage in its quest for a spot in the Rio Olympics, as Edmonton has been chosen to host the Olympic qualifying tournament in January.

Edmontonians gathered at the Ainsworth Dyer Bridge in northeast Edmonton to remember the 158 Canadian soldiers killed in Afghanistan. Erin Chalmers reports

The Butterdome Remembrance Day ceremony in Edmonton, Alberta on November 11, 2015.

Two young men were killed in separate shootings in Peace River and near High Prairie on Tuesday.

Many Canadians will spend November 11th remembering soldiers — family members, friends, unknown heroes — who served our country. Allan Cameron, meanwhile, has dedicated his life to the task.

Jake Gardner's tiebreaking goal late in the third period completed the Maple Leafs' rally for an improbable 3-2 win over Dallas on Tuesday night.

Officials and citizens are gathering at memorials across Europe to pay tribute to the millions of soldiers killed during World War I on the 97th anniversary of the war's end.

Slovenia on Wednesday began erecting a razor-wire fence along its border with Croatia to control the influx of migrants, as European and African leaders gathered in Malta to seek long-term solutions to the flow of people making their way across Europe.

A new provincial bill is hoping to scrap all Quebec school board byelections.

Manitoba Public Insurance says statistics show that a rising number of rodents are on the run and looking for a place to take refuge as the weather grows colder.

Hurricane Kate has formed in the Atlantic north of Bermuda, but is not expected to impact Atlantic Canada.

A teenage boy is in hospital after being stabbed.

Toronto will mark Remembrance Day with several services and events across the city on Wednesday.

Budweiser maker Anheuser-Busch InBev agreed the terms Wednesday of a $107 billion takeover of SABMiller that will combine the world's two biggest brewers and creates a company that makes almost a third of the beer consumed worldwide.

Lufthansa says some 100,000 airline passengers won't be able to travel Wednesday because of an ongoing strike by flight attendants.

An exhibit at Southgate Centre allows Edmontonians to get up close and personal with the work of Vincent Van Goh. As Quinn Ohler reports, CNIB clients were given a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience art in a different way.

Prime Minister Trudeau is moving ahead with his election promise to bring in 25,000 Syrian refugees to Canada by the end of the year, but Alberta doesn’t have a plan in place yet. Jessica Kent explains.

A family was left homeless Tuesday night after a fire destroyed their house near Rimbey.

While touching an original piece of Vincent Van Gogh's work is prohibited in museums and galleries, an exhibit at Southgate Centre allowed a number of visually impaired children a rare opportunity to get up close and personal with the Dutch master's art.

Yesterday, we gave you a snapshot of the state of Junior and University football in the city. Now, we look at minor football. Quinn Phillips reports.

Jesse Beyer has our weather forecast for Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2015.

Mike Harding has some help raising awareness and collecting donations for men’s health… his dog Xander! Emily Mertz has their story.

Grab your cowboy hats and boots, it's that time of year again. The 42nd annual Canadian Finals Rodeo kicks off at Northlands on Wednesday.

Nicholas Mudryk was just 14 years old when he had a stroke. But the young goalie battled his way back to the ice. Su-Ling Goh has his story.