Новости за 17.03.2018

The holiday was met with blue skies and green beer this year in London.

A dog who was one half of an unlikely friendship that stole the hearts of residents in a small Alberta town has passed away.

A Michigan man who tried to attack disgraced former sports doctor Larry Nassar in a courtroom is sending thousands of dollars donated to him to charities that help survivors of sexual assault.

More than 80 lawyers paired up with the West Broadway Youth Outreach program to promote literacy and to raise money for after-school programs.

This news comes just months after the Canadian government backed away from its 2016 pledge to send troops to Mali as it reviewed its strategy for participating in UN peacekeeping missions.

A slippery section of sidewalk in southeast Calgary has residents wondering when or if the city will clear it of snow and ice.

A Malaysian man known as the “snake whisperer” died Friday after being bit by a cobra a few days earlier.

Saskatchewan’s offence was led by Robert Church’s two assists and a sock trick in the National Lacrosse League game in Buffalo, N.Y.

Ariel Jeffrey Kouakou's father, Kouadio Frédéric Kouakou, said the family was offering a $10,000 reward to the person who could help them find their son and urged anyone with information to contact police.

Food Banks Alberta is preparing for a new way to get fresh food to its food banks.

Police say Kenneth Lavallee is wanted on several firearms-related charges.

The Saskatoon Blades came back in the third period to beat the Prince Albert Raiders on Friday.

A Kleefeld man is dead after a crash on Highway 52 in Steinbach.

Police said in 2017 up to 15,000 people attended Ezra Avenue and the surrounding area, resulting in "safety concerns for all, including students, residents and emergency service workers."

To get a good spot on the brand new parade route, organizers and city officials recommend revellers make their way downtown using public transit.

A special air quality statement was in effect for the City of Calgary Saturday morning.

It's the seventh fatal crash in the province since Jan. 20.

Cambridge Analytica harvested private information from more than 50 million Facebook users in developing techniques to support President Donald Trump's 2016 election campaign.

Andrea Horwath told a party event on Saturday that voters can expect to see the full platform in the coming weeks.

The protests follow last week's demonstration that saw thousands of people march to Kinder Morgan's facility on Burnaby Mountain.

The protests follow last week's demonstration that saw thousands of people march to Kinder Morgan's facility on Burnaby Mountain.

The protests follow last week's demonstration that saw thousands of people march to Kinder Morgan's facility on Burnaby Mountain.

Paramedics and police were called to Scarlettwood Court, off of Scarlett Road and south of Lawrence Avenue West, after 11 p.m. on Friday with reports of a shooting.

B.C.'s search and rescue association says thieves have made off with a vessel that saves lives.

An engineer left a voicemail two days before a catastrophic bridge failure in Miami to say some cracking had been found at one end of the concrete span.