Новости за 21.12.2015

VANCOUVER – A cheetah on the loose in British Columbia’s Interior is still unaccounted for after it was last spotted roaming a snowy highway in the Kootenay region last week. As of Sunday evening, conservation officers were still urging people to phone in any sightings of the big cat. RCMP notified the public on Thursday...

A year ago, a Syrian man imprisoned by the Assad regime arrived in Canada as a refugee. Since then, he's been trying to bring the rest of his family to B.C.

The Miss Universe contestant from the Philippines is this year's winner but for one brief moment, it appeared as if it might be a repeat win for Colombia.

Santa Claus admits there a lot of kids on the nice list this year

The Saskatchewan Roughriders were busy over the past week naming a new front office staff and coaching staff, while saying goodbye to some of the teams veterans.

The Obama administration says it's extending Endangered Species Act protections to two breeds of African lions.

Police responded to a call from security guards at a parkade in the 200 block of 6 Avenue Southwest early Sunday morning, at around 3:45 a.m.

There was a lot of high-fiving and celebratory handshakes when the world's countries reached that "historic" deal last weekend to fight climate change, but the harsh truth is that the ambitious goals of the deal are going to be hard to reach.

Following their upgraded level of play, and the recent rehaul of upper management, the infield at the Roger's Centre will also be undergoing a makeover.

A Toronto based production company will feature the 'behind the scenes' drama that unfolds at the EIA.

The Sunday, December 20, 2015 weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.

Years after adopting children from the Democratic Republic of Congo, red tape is preventing the children from coming to Canada. Sarah Kraus reports.

A strong showing Sunday by a pair of upstart parties in Spain's general election upended the country's traditional two-party system.

A webcast of the Sunday, December 20, 2015 edition of the News Hour. Hosted by Quinn Ohler.

Michel Boyer reports on the criminal backgrounds of the three suspects involved in Friday’s deadly convenience store shootings.

A back and forth game between the Vancouver Canucks and the Florida Panthers ended with a 5-4 loss for the Canucks in a shootout.

More than 100 thousand passengers are expected to pass through the doors at Kelowna International Airport during the holiday season.

It's been three years since the Seibert family started the process to bring their two adopted children to Canada.

Moose Jaw Police were called to an early morning home invasion involving five suspects on the 300 block of Coteau Street West.

A hunger strike involving over 50 inmates began Saturday morning at the Regina Correctional Centre.

He loaded up his vehicle with her personal belongings and even an urn which he planned to take to a funeral home on Sunday. But all of that was stolen when his vehicle was broken into. He has a message for whoever’s responsible.

Belgian authorities investigating their country's links to last month's attacks in Paris have searched a house in Brussels and detained an unidentified person for questioning.

The first group of Syrian refugees landed in Saskatoon late Saturday night. As Jacqueline Wilson reports they were overwhelmed by the warm welcome.

Get their early! It's the busiest time of year at Edmonton's International Airport.