Новости за 25.09.2018

Mayor Derek Corrigan said he's delivering on public safety promises made after the death of 13-year-old Marrisa Shen, who was killed there last year.

Christine Blasey Ford has accused Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault and now she's receiving death threats. What prompts a troll to engage in this behaviour?

Fifty-two per cent of people around the world want a "strong leader" for their country, specifically one who is willing to break the rules when needed.

Ontario Provincial Police say the incident involved a collision at a Bobcaygeon residence.

Police say a Burger King in Oakville was robbed.

A fire that ripped through the Travelodge hotel in Wasaga Beach on Friday night has been deemed not suspicious.

A 40-year-old Guelph man was pronounced dead at the scene on Saturday morning.

Close to 100 charges have been laid against nineteen people.

According to police, a woman called 911 at roughly 10 a.m. Tuesday, after a man pulled a knife and stole her vehicle.

David Bowie asked MTV host Matt Pinfield to contact Stone Temple Pilots' Scott Weiland: "Let him know that I’m here to talk if he needs someone."

The Canadian Olympic Committee has named the 71 athletes and 28 coaches who will make up Canada's team for the event in Argentina, including four from Manitoba.

The City of Leduc is changing its marijuana awareness campaign after backlash from residents about a cartoon character named "Buddy."

A self-storage facility in Kelowna that is just under construction is aiming to be eco-friendly and “fully off the grid.”

Robert Benning and Catherine Bates won a $1-million MAXMILLIONS prize.

Police are investigating a homicide that occurred Monday afternoon in the railway underpass on McPhillips Street near Logan Avenue.

Board members are likely to focus on actions of the Air Canada pilots, who may have been confused because one of two parallel runways, called 28L, was closed for construction that night, and its lights were turned off.

Police say the business was reportedly advertising its products on social media while not a licenced cannabis supplier.

Winnipeg mayoral candidate Jenny Motkaluk said if she's elected mayor, she would dramatically change the city's 311 service to put residents calling for service requests directly in touch with staff in city departments.

The city of Barrie is one step closer to a finalizing a land-swap deal with HIP Developments regarding the acquisition of W.A. Fisher Auditorium.

But there is no indication at this time whether that change will mean a convicted killer will stop getting the benefits.

A police investigation of a stolen vehicle led to five arrests and the revelation that three of the people arrested were also suspects in numerous Liquor Mart thefts.

Kitchener residents will soon see a slight decrease in their utility bills in the wake of the Progressive Conservatives' decision to kill the cap-and-trade program.

Adults with autism run into much higher unemployment rates than those not on the spectrum. Michael John Carley has autism and has addresses both the United Nations and the U.S. Congress about autism and employment. He joined Jennifer Crosby to discuss what needs to change to make workplaces more inclusive.

With a cost of $1.2 billion, residents in southwest Edmonton likely won't see Terwillegar Drive converted into a freeway anytime soon.

While the risk of being exposed to Lyme disease is low in Saskatchewan, it is not zero as blacklegged ticks are most active in cooler weather.