Новости за 15.12.2018

The future site of the Vaudreuil-Soulanges hospital is now undecided.

"Speak for the trees, for the trees have no tongues."

The animators came up with a creative technique that is drawing praise, crafting an esthetic that looks like a mixture of traditional hand-drawn animation and CG.

Over the years, membership at the Dartmouth club has dwindled to the point where Kitchen says the facility is in danger of closing its doors.

Upon arrival, firefighters found the fire well-involved, with flames coming out of the basement windows of the bi-level home.

Emergency crews are on scene for what appears to be a fatal accident in West Kelowna.

The cause of the fire is still being investigated, but Brine says it appears to have started in kitchen area.

A pair of beagle mixes are on the mend after authorities say someone threw them out of a moving vehicle on a snowy New York highway.

The tomb dates from the rule of Neferirkare Kakai, the third king of the Fifth Dynasty of the Old Kingdom.

U.S. District Judge Reed O'Connor in Fort Worth, Texas, on Friday sided with a coalition of 20 states that argued requiring people to pay for insurance coverage is illegal because a change in tax law last year eliminated a penalty for not having health insurance.

Anna Lushchinskaya faces two counts of felony assault in connection with the subway incident.

The New Brunswick government is amending its Motor Vehicle Act next week to slap harsher penalties on those who get behind the wheel while impaired by drugs.

Toronto police say a six-year-old child has suffered life-threatening injuries after their clothes caught on fire in the city's east end on Saturday.

Stella's Cafe and Bakery has fired Brad Burrows, vice-president of operations, following an independent review of the company.

Israeli forces on Saturday demolished the family home of a Palestinian charged with killing an Israeli soldier in the occupied West Bank, the military and witnesses said.

Yellow vest protesters said they will continue to show up outside City Hall every Saturday until the riots in France start to decrease.

Vees defeat Smokies in shootout; Vipers fall to Capitals.

Beginning in 2019, the deadline for installing winter tires is being moved back to Dec. 1 from the current deadline of Dec. 15.

The Quebec government is standing firm on its plan to abolish school boards and school elections.

According to Premier Doug Ford's office, Taverner was the one who requested that the appointment be delayed.

On Thursday, Premier Rachel Notley spoke at the Northern Leaders Summit in Slave Lake and talked about a number of issues that are of vital interest to First Nations communities.

The wave of threats caused consternation and worry and prompted massive police responses in several cities.

The prime minister says his government will amend the law that spells out the powers and privileges of MPs and senators to better reflect the new reality in the upper house, where most senators now sit as independents unaffiliated with any political party.

Forced Alberta government crude oil production cuts next year will result in "unintended consequences'' that could include increased safety hazards for its employees, Suncor Energy Inc. warned Friday.

Guelph police say officers saw the man in a cell trying to hide something on Thursday morning.