Новости за 21.12.2015

A charge of first-degree murder has been laid in a southern Alberta homicide case that dates back more than eight years.

Dec 21 – The police service didn’t get the funding it hoped for and now it must look at where it could make cuts.

Dec 21 – Chief Knecht describes 2015 as a “chaotic” year for the Edmonton Police Service.

CALGARY – The recent release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens is being cited as the inspiration behind the names chosen for several Vancouver Island marmot pups born at the Calgary Zoo. According to the zoo, 14 pups were born at their facility during the 2015 breeding season. Among the names chosen for the pups...

Government officials welcomed the first wave of Syrian refugees to Manitoba Monday.

Newly released cellphone video appears to show Los Angeles police officers fatally shooting a 23-year-old man as he lay handcuffed on the ground in Long Beach, Calif., in 2014.

They are a group of five teenagers, Tiana Grandili, Ali Kouri, Stephanie Maier, Cedric de Saint-Rome and Max Page-Slowik all hailing from different corners of the West Island.

The union representing newsroom staff at the Chronicle Herald says the company broke off talks after two days at conciliation.

Aurelia Wedenig, 65, was last seen on December 18 and her family is concerned about her whereabouts.

Kassandra Allard-Morin, owner of Bruce the pit bull that attacked the Pomeranian, says she's apologized to Diamond's owner and offered to pay for her cremation costs.

A fossil discovery at a work site east of Saskatoon in early October turned out to be the tusk of a woolly mammoth.

November was a busy month for police who issued 190 tickets for winter driving offences.

A carbon monoxide leak at the Rocky Mountain House Aquatics Centre over the weekend caused the facility to be evacuated and several people to be treated.

Every year, the Edmonton Sun Adopt-A-Teen program helps make Christmas a little more exciting for thousands of our city’s young adults. But this year about 5000 teens are still waiting to be matched with a donor. Spokesperson Claire Theobald and former recipient Dan Johnstone, aka “Can Man Dan” joined the Morning News to talk about...

The Christmas season is the busiest time of year for the Edmonton International Airport. Live on the Morning News, reporter Kendra Slugoski explains how travellers can make the process go smoothly.

Two men, three youth facing numerous charges after an alleged armed robbery, carjacking and police chase on Highway 16.

Scandal-plagued Japanese manufacturer Toshiba Corp. is cutting 6,800 jobs after projecting a net loss of 550 billion yen ($4.5 billion) for the fiscal year through March 2016.

One man was rushed to hospital on Monday following a brutal assault in the downtown core.

One technology startup is using artificial intelligence to save people who book online flights up to 80 per cent.

France has taken a big step to try and fight anorexia in its modelling industry. Should Canada do the same?

Police are investigating after an adult male and female were found dead near Bathurst Street and St. Clair Avenue Sunday night.

At least eight people were treated for carbon monoxide poisoning at a Toronto restaurant Sunday night.

The Raptors dropped a 104-94 loss to Sacramento on Sunday, after giving a season-worst 37 points to the Kings in the first quarter, then losing Lowry to a third-quarter ejection.

Manitoba Premier Greg Selinger is considering a surtax on high-income earners and feels he is no longer bound by a provincial law that would require a referendum on major tax changes.

Overwhelmed with relief, Air France passengers arrived in Paris safely a day after a fake bomb forced them into an emergency landing and evacuation in Kenya.