Новости за 05.01.2019

A southeast Idaho teacher accused of feeding a live puppy to a snapping turtle in front of students has been acquitted of misdemeanour animal cruelty.

Emergency crews received a call around 1:15 p.m. for reports of a man who had been buried on Sammon Avenue near Mortimer and Coxwell avenues.

Officers are asking the public to avoid the area as they investigate and say more information will be provided once it becomes available.

Winnipeg Jets head coach Paul Maurice will be behind the bench for the Central Division at the NHL's upcoming all-star game.

"To be able to come down here today and purchase cannabis, to me, is history," said one of the people lined up outside Kitsilano's Evergreen Cannabis Society.

"It's against company policy. I can't do it," a Taco Bell employee told a man who was trying to place his order using a cellphone.

Disney will remove its movies from Netflix for U.S. customers, which could fragment the market even more.

The woman was arrested and charged with three counts of permitting and/or causing unnecessary pain, suffering or injury to animals, according to an RCMP release.

Talks between White House officials and congressional aides kicked off Saturday aimed at ending a government shutdown that President Donald Trump has said could last years.

A Winnipeg man is in custody after allegedly invading a north-end home dressed as a police officer and demanding to see young girls.

Rockets fall to Cougars in shootout; will visit Blazers on Saturday.

Less staff working in the parks means slower response times and less maintenance.

Norfolk OPP are once again reminding people to only dial 911 in an emergency.

Not sure what to do with your natural Christmas tree now that the holidays are over? The City of Montreal offers curbside pickup.

A Belgian vessel arrived on scene Friday night to offer assistance to the crew of the Yantian Express, said Chief Petty Officer 3rd Class Joshua Canup from Portsmouth, Va.

“People used to say, ‘I’d better jump in the market, it’s going to be higher next month, now they say, ‘I’d better sit back.’”

For over an hour on Friday afternoon, residents in the 500 block of Kent Road were escorted out of their homes as officers sought to bring a suspect into custody, police said.

Saudi Arabia said that not only does it not use child soldiers, it is actively working to rehabilitate Yemeni child soldiers recruited by Iran-backed Houthi rebels.

"(There is) absolutely no change in our position that any use of chemical weapons would be met by a very strong response, as we've done twice before," U.S. national security advisor John Bolton said.

Some of the concerns California is facing are mirrored — albeit to a lesser extent — here in Canada, which legalized cannabis on Oct. 17, 2018.

This marks the final weekend that the last original Eaton’s Fairytale Vignettes will be on display at the Manitoba Children's Museum.

Terra MacLean shows off a couple of cute pups available for adoption this week.

Toronto police say they began investigating in November 2018 after the girl escaped from her alleged traffickers with the help of her family.

While the truck brings police one step closer to finding those responsible for the alleged robbery, the two suspects remain at large.

Edith Blais, 34, and her travel companion, Luca Tacchetto, 30, have not made contact with their families since mid-December.