Новости за 29.12.2015

Complaints are popping up about a popular Christmas present: Vanilla MasterCard gift cards.

Amazing time-lapse video of aurora borealis lights up social media.

One person was in critical condition, another was in serious condition, and four other people were in stable condition after a multi-vehicle crash southwest of Edmonton Tuesday morning. Michel Boyer was at the scene and had the latest details during Tuesday’s Noon News Hour.

Dec 29 – One person was flown to hospital in critical condition and several other people were taken to hospital with injuries after an eight vehicle crash southwest of Edmonton.

The brother of a Carleton University student who killed herself in 2008 says whatever happens to the a U.S. man originally charged with trying to encourage her to commit suicide won't bring her back.

With the Liberals’ promised re-jigging of income tax rates coming into effect on Friday, the majority of Canadians will wake Jan. 1 to a new year and a lower tax bill.

A mystery in Manitoba politics has been solved: The NDP caucus loyalty pledge is no more.

Secret Service agents detained a man flying a small drone near President Barack Obama's motorcade while he was on vacation with his family in Hawaii.

Puddle of Mudd singer Wes Scantlin was arrested the fourth time this year after drugs were found in his car.

A white Chicago police officer charged with murder in the 2014 fatal shooting of black teenager Laquan McDonald pleaded not guilty Tuesday in a Chicago court.

Operation Red Nose in need of more volunteers ahead of New Year's Eve.

Two snow storms this winter in Winnipeg have left more snow on the ground than last year so far.

A highway southwest of Edmonton has been closed after a collision involving multiple vehicles.

A 68-year-old Winnipeg woman's death was "unpredictable" and "inevitable" according to an inquest report released Tuesday.

Canadian Oil Sands is again urging its shareholders to reject a takeover bid by Suncor Energy, which has set Jan. 8 as the deadline for investors.

A highway in northern Alberta was reopened Tuesday morning after a seven vehicle collision shut it down over night.

Photos of three smiling, blond sisters circulated around the world this year after they were killed on their family farm in west-central Alberta. Some say the tragedy was a catalyst for discussing child safety on farms.

From department store scraps to a cardboard box car seat, here's a brief list of jaw-dropping parental incidents covered by Global News in 2015.

Dec 29 – David Luu, whose wife was shot and killed last December in Edmonton’s largest mass murder in recent history, opens up to Global Edmonton’s Quinn Ohler about the past year and how his family is moving forward.

It’s been one year since eight people were murdered in Edmonton. One of the victims was a mother. Her husband reflects on the shocking moment she was killed.

David Luu, whose wife was shot and killed in Edmonton's largest mass murders in recent history, opens up about the past year and how his family is moving forward.

Authorities said a Texas teenager serving probation for killing four people in a drunken-driving wreck after invoking an "affluenza" defence was in custody in Mexico, weeks after he and his mother disappeared.

The World Health Organization has declared the end of Ebola in Guinea, commending the people and the government on the achievement.

Goaltender Mackenzie Blackwood will make his world junior hockey championship debut on Tuesday as Canada plays Switzerland in the preliminary round.

Two people have been arrested in Belgium on suspicion of planning attacks in Brussels during the holidays, the federal prosecutor's office said Tuesday.