Новости за 11.04.2018

The semi-truck involved in a fatal collision with the team bus of the Humboldt Broncos was seen Wednesday in a salvage yard. Damage could be seen on parts of the vehicle.

Yulia Skripal, who was poisoned in Britain last month along with her father, a former Russian spy, has declined to take up the offer of services from the Russian Embassy in London.

On April 10, Wascana Flower Shoppe extended their support to the community by offering a free bundle of yellow carnations to anyone who may need it.

Set to open May 2 near the Edmonton International Airport, the mall caters to travellers and local shoppers.

Plus other ways to fight a headache with food according to Canadian registered dietitians.

Premier Dwight Ball says a link connecting Labrador to the island of Newfoundland would be a "nation-building" project with benefits for all Canadians.

Students from McGill and Concordia universities walked out of class Wednesday to protest the way sexual misconduct allegations are handled.

He said he hasn't been doing well since one of his trucks was involved in a collision with the hockey team's bus near Tisdale, Sask., on Friday.

He said he hasn't been doing well since one of his trucks was involved in a collision with the hockey team's bus near Tisdale, Sask., on Friday.

A Saskatchewan nurse is required to pay a $26,000 fine imposed on her in relation to her 2015 Facebook post which criticized the end of life care her grandfather received.

Commonwealth Games medallists struggled to hold back their laughter after a BBC reporter accidentally plunged into a pool during an on-air interview.

Darrin McKechnie remembers the strong leadership of Adam Herold, who passed away in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash.

The University of Alberta is receiving nearly $1.5 million in federal government funding for projects focused on treating people who have suffered a stroke.

Isaac Stonechild, 11, was last seen on March 20 around 12:50 a.m. CT, in the area of the 1400 block of Cameron Street in Regina.

The State Attorney's office says the Hate Crimes Unit is evaluating the incident thoroughly and that hate crimes can be enhanced.

The coalition includes Unifor, CUPE, and SEIU Healthcare. The three represent some 75,000 staff.

Sixteen months after taking the job as British Columbia's Representative of Children and Youth, Bernard Richard, has resigned.

Nova Scotia editorial cartoonist Bruce MacKinnon spoke about how he reacted to the Humboldt Broncos bus crash and said he doesn’t look forward to drawing cartoons in response to tragedy but knows he has to because it is a “huge news story.”

The caller pretends to be a representative of the company and threatens to cut the power off immediately unless they receive a cash payment at a designated location.

Nova Scotia editorial cartoonist Bruce MacKinnon describes the process he went through to create his cartoon that captured Canada’s pain in the wake of the Humboldt Broncos fatal bus crash.

Nova Scotia editorial cartoonist Bruce MacKinnon describes the process he went through to create his cartoon that captured Canada’s pain in the wake of the Humboldt Broncos fatal bus crash.

With post-secondary operating grants remaining static, University of Regina president Vianne Timmons says lay-offs are necessary following cuts last year.

Det. Sgt. Hank Idsinga told reporters at a press conference on Wednesday investigators have now identified the remains of Selim Esen, Dean Lisowick, and Abdulbasir Faizi.

The relationship between the United States and Russia is worse now than it ever was — including during Cold War, according to U.S. President Donald Trump.

Marianne Meed Ward, who has served as Ward 2 councillor for the past eight years, has announced she’s eyeing the top job this fall.