Новости за 12.12.2015

Alberta premier and NDP leader Rachel Notley thanked supporters Saturday, outlined some of the party’s successes and previewed what’s still ahead in 2016.

Officers said Saturday 24-year-old Amber Dawn Diebert was reported missing on Dec. 10, one day before her body was found.

Alberta's premier is speaking to New Democratic Party members Saturday afternoon about "the party's historic year and upcoming plans for 2016."

A 57-year-old man is dead after fire ripped through an apartment building in Burnaby early Saturday morning.

The Geneva prosecutor says two Syrians arrested in a vehicle containing traces of explosives have not been clearly linked to four men with suspected ties to the Islamic State group.

Toronto city councillor and Twitter phenomenon Norm Kelly has been named Canada's Most Valuable Tweeter.

The Pittsburgh Penguins' slow start cost Mike Johnston his job.

RCMP have released surveillance photos of a suspect after an armed robbery last month in Hanley, Sask.

Terra MacLean from SCARS introduces us to quite the spirited furry friend and Travis Deslauriers tells us another (fashionable) way you can support the organization.

Weather warnings have been issued for parts of southern B.C. this weekend.

PARKshop is a pop-up shop featuring a varying selection of fashion designers that gives shoppers access to pieces they might not find elsewhere. Jessica Clark tells us more.

Japan and India signed agreements Saturday that could pave the way for Tokyo to supply New Delhi with military aircraft and high-speed trains, as Prime Minister Shinzo Abe promised to fully support India's efforts to become an economic powerhouse.

TORONTO – Two men are dead and another is in hospital after three separate shootings in Toronto. The first happened Friday afternoon in the city’s downtown entertainment district, and police later confirmed that one person — said to be a man in his 20s — had died. Police said witnesses told them that one car...

Shiite militia members gathering in Baghdad's Tahrir Square are demanding the withdrawal of Turkish troops from northern Iraq.

Three people sustained serious injuries after a trio of stabbings in the GTA early Saturday morning.

Fresh flowers, wreaths and posters still line Place de la Republique, the restaurants on Rue Bichat and the Bataclan. Each day, the city is coated in rain, but the Parisians return to these sites in memory of those they lost one month ago.

Candy Cane Lane marks the start of the holidays for many in Edmonton, but it’s also a major fundraiser for the local food bank. As Shallima Maharaj reports, this year a milestone is being marked.

Oilers fans in the thousands watched on as a banner dedicated to Glen Sather was raised to the rafters at Rexall Place Friday night.

Lauri Korpikoski added his first career hat trick as the Edmonton Oilers extended their winning streak to five games with a 7-5 victory over the New York Rangers in a wild contest on Friday.

Count the mayor of Port Coquitlam as a converter to Uber.

Even four years after the distracted driving legislation was introduced in Alberta, more tickets are being handed out than ever before.

A woman in Sacramento, California called a waste company just in time as she was able to recover her ring from a full trash bin.

Talks on a global pact to fight global warming appeared to make progress late Friday, with some negotiators telling The Associated Press a deal was close.

With the exception of names and ages, details have been scant.

Dec 11 – Glen Sather addresses the media after a banner with his name on it was raised to the rafters at Rexall Place Friday night.