Новости за 02.01.2018

The zoo said on its website that the male calf was not nursing and that staff had put him on a feeding tube, but were unable to save him.

A hit and run caused significant structural damage to a Rutland motel. Kelowna RCMP is asking additional witnesses to come forward.

Several days of deadly protests in Iran have rekindled the debate over the Trudeau government's ongoing efforts to restore diplomatic ties with Tehran.

The Syphers are calling for better education around carbon monoxide detectors, including how they work and how much time people have if the detector goes off.

China's reach for economic power, growing tension between the West and North Korea, and cyberattacks could all determine the fate of 2018.

OPP said a warrant is currently being sought for the man's arrest and once the warrant has been obtained, his name will be released.

A 71-year-old man fell through the ice on Neskonlith Lake near Chase, but managed to pull himself to safety

Witnesses reported the first vehicle caught fire and bystanders had to smash a window to pull an occupant out.

Vice Media put its president, Andrew Creighton, and chief digital officer Mike Germano on leave as it investigates allegations against them, according to a company memo

Peterborough Regional Health Centre and Ross Memorial Hospital in Lindsay welcomed its first babies of 2018.

“It’s not easy to eat like you’re ‘supposed to’ and hit the gym all the time," Mama June said.

The cold snap that continues to blanket many parts of North America is driving short-term natural gas prices higher but the trend is unlikely to significantly affect either Canadian consumer bills or producer profits, experts say.

Rose McGowan has been one of the most prominent voices speaking out against sexual assault and harassment.

Police have released the name of the victim of a suspicious death on Jan. 1 in the hopes the public can provide some information to help the investigation.

Veterinarians say they're seeing an increasing number of dogs sickened after ingesting marijuana, and are warning pet owners to take care as Canada prepares for cannabis legalization this year.

Highway 3 closed in both directions near Princeton

Edmonton Renovation Show is a 3 day event being held from January to 26th-28th 2018 at the Edmonton Expo Centre. This event showcases product from Architecture & Designing, Hand, Machine & Garden Tools, Home Furnishings & Home Textiles, Household Services, Real Estate industries. This event showcases product from hand, machine & garden tools, home furnishings...

One person was killed in a crash between a tractor-trailer and a vehicle in Oakville on Tuesday.

Three people are facing charges after police said they recovered stolen guns and other property during a search of a Prince Albert home.

Homeowners throughout the Okanagan Valley can expect to see big increases in property assessments this year, according to B.C. Assessment.

The number one cause of death was aggressive driving and speeding, up 35 per cent from the previous year, which led to 75 fatalities.

Karen Rowa stresses that the key is to set specific, realistic goals and to focus on things that are important and that "we hold really dear to ourselves."

A number of Winnipeg commuters had a unexpected surprise on their bus ride Tuesday morning. Some city buses were still accepting 2017 rates.

Home sales up, prices down in December: Saskatoon Region Association of Realtors.

The Edmonton Oilers are hoping their first game of 2018 is far better than their last game of 2017.