Новости за 27.11.2015

Throughout various appearances, and live on location shows this week it's been pretty hard to run into someone who is in Winnipeg enjoying their first Grey Cup.

You can try out virtual reality technology, interview your favourite CFL player on the Global News sports desk and try out other interactive set ups at the Shaw Road to the Grey Cup.

Researchers looked at 11 studies from Australia, Canada, the United States, Italy, Sweden and Finland that examined data related to trauma recidivism and the use of alcohol. Out of 25,107 trauma patients, there were 3,350 patients who were repeatedly admitted to hospital for trauma.

All five were charged with driving under the influence.

After days of protests in Chicago since the release of a video showing a black teenager shot 16 times by a white police officer, demonstrators have gathered in the drizzling rain to march through the heart of the city’s most famous retail district.

The Saskatoon Police Service will be stepping up radar enforcement over the next two weeks with a focus on 12 neighbourhoods around the city.

World leaders will gather in Paris on Monday for a two-week conference to try and figure out how to effect meaningful change on the potentially catastrophic issue of climate change.

Ontario Provincial Police have charged a former Barrie teacher in connection with the alleged sexual assault of a former student dating back more than a decade.

This year, more than 20,000 kokanee spawned in Middle Vernon Creek which is the main tributary of Wood Lake.

A First Nations chief says Alberta's new climate change policy strengthens his hand in arguing for a greater role in planning energy development.

Chrissy Turner is only in Grade 3 and she is now fighting a rare form of breast cancer.

A rally against the NDP government's farm safety bill is set to begin at the Alberta legislature at noon.

The president and CEO of Alberta Health Services announced her resignation Friday, which will take effect in 2016.

As fans of Canadian football get set to watch the Edmonton Eskimos and Ottawa Redblacks battle in the 103rd Grey Cup Sunday evening, Global News takes a look back at six of the most memorable Grey Cup games including one game that featured a punt returned for a touchdown and “the catch.”

The Grey Cup, like many of the viewing parties around it, will be largely BYOB.

According to a recent survey, Albertans will spend the most out of all Canadians across the country on Black Friday.

After days of protests in Chicago since the release of a video showing a black teenager shot 16 times by a white police officer, demonstrators were poised to disrupt Black Friday shopping with a march through the heart of the city's most famous retail district.

Winnipeg fire crews spent the morning battling a blaze in the city's North end. The early morning fire closed Mountain Avenue just after 3 a.m. Friday morning.

At six weeks, the Toronto Zoo's giant panda cubs have outgrown their old incubator and moved into a larger one.

Jeffrey Orridge, commissioner of the Canadian Football League, is set to take the stage Friday morning to present the State of the League address.

Queen Elizabeth II opened the Commonwealth summit Friday on the Mediterranean island of Malta - a meeting that this year will focus on climate change and the threat of extremist violence.

Black Friday used to kick off the holiday shopping season, but now Thanksgiving Day is the new tradition for some shoppers.

A female pedestrian is dead after being struck by a fuel truck in north Toronto early Friday morning.

We've put together this 10-question quiz about Canada's biggest football game of the year to test your knowledge.

olice are seeking the public's help identifying a man wanted for allegedly assaulting a woman following a break-and-enter at an apartment in the South Parkdale neighbourhood of Toronto.