Новости за 02.12.2015

A 90-year-old man who was behind the wheel of a car that hit a tree Wednesday morning has died.

City council approved a total increase of $8.79 million over three years for policing services in Edmonton. However, it also passed a motion on a new formula that will allow for sustainable, year-to-year funding for police.

A long convoy made its way from Fort MacLeod to Okotoks Wednesday to attend the first of seven information session over the next two weeks on Bill 6.

The federal government said Wednesday that housing remains its top priority when it comes to the settlement of Syrian refugees coming to Canada.

The family of Roxanne Berube is in shock after finding out a young man they know is the sole suspect in the deaths of Roxanne, her boyfriend Dan Miller, and teenage daughter.

Canadians in oil-producing provinces are having a harder time paying their bills, even as the national delinquency rate improves to its lowest level in more than six years.

The world-famous Rockettes are supposed to look alike, but fans this Christmas might do a double take — and then a triple-take after seeing three sisters from Lacombe, Alta.

A look at how Ronald McDonald House has helped young Bella celebrate the holidays a province away from her family's Saskatchewan home.

Auditor general Bonnie Lysyk says electricity customers in Ontario have paid billions of dollars for the Liberal government's decisions to ignore its own planning process for new power generation projects.

Quebec police said drugs may have caused the deaths of two men who were found 48 hours apart in the same bed.

Moments after finding out he’d won $1,000 on a scratch-and-win ticket, a California man decided to “let it ride,” bought another ticket – and won the $10 million jackpot.

A Saskatchewan photographer now living in British Columbia takes gritty, sometimes shocking, images of rural life in Western Canada.

In this Sask History Capsule, we hear the story of the sacred Giveaway Ceremony.

The Royal Alberta Museum is holding a free 48-hour long farewell party this weekend, before closing its doors for several years while transitioning to downtown Edmonton.

The partner of a Toronto police officer who killed a teen on an empty streetcar says she believed the 18-year-old was going to get himself shot.

Alexandra Mongeau was arrested and charged with conspiracy to commit murder.

The two men shared interests in skiing, boats and geneaology, and Oland described his father as adventurous and impatient.

The Transportation Safety Board says driving distractions, speed and roadway configuration were among the factors that led to a deadly 2013 bus-train collision in Ottawa.

Dec 2 – Join the Royal Alberta Museum to celebrate its past and future with a mammoth 48 hours of fun at the closing party.

An Alberta driver received a $287 ticket for texting while in a Tim Hortons drive-thru. Police said the driver was texting before he entered the drive-thru and was abusive towards the officer. The driver admits to losing his temper, but doesn’t believe he deserved the ticket. Slav Kornik provided details during Wednesday’s Morning News.

British police have arrested four men in their 30s on suspicion of committing offences under the Terrorism Act.

It seems police in the south shore city of Beloeil have foiled an alleged kidnapping while out on a routine traffic stop.

Iraq's prime minister has defended his country's security forces, saying they're capable of defeating the Islamic State group without the help of foreign combat troops.

With world leaders back home, it's time for the hardcore climate negotiators to work on the more mundane guts of a deal.

Notorious for their gruesome methods of killing, the Islamic State group reserves one of its most brutal for suspected homosexuals.