Новости за 28.02.2019

Jesse Puljujarvi has to undergo hip surgery and will miss the rest of the season.

Shirlee Petrat, 57, of Summerland began weightlifting competitively in 2014. Since then, she has set provincial records in her weight class.

Jurors convicted Philip Grandine today after beginning deliberations yesterday.

The province has already blown its road maintenance budget, power consumption peaked this week due to the cold, and snow removal contractors may not make much of a profit this year.

Police are seeking to identify two suspects after a robbery was reported at a hotel on Hart Drive in Barrie.

Mark Borowiecki understands why many Senators fans are frustrated, but the defenceman is going to do everything he can to convince them the team deserves their support.

National Chief Perry Bellegarde of the Assembly of First Nations says the number of First Nations children in care — over 40,000 — is a human rights crisis.

The 'Beautiful Crazy' singer is the first artist ever to have his first five singles reach No. 1 in Billboard's Country Airplay chart.

Police say the victim was seriously injured after being struck in the face with a golf club and robbed by two men in the hallway of an apartment building.

In a letter posted on Twitter, Butts wrote to the committee's chair, Liberal MP Andrew Housefather, saying he has evidence that is relevant to the SNC-Lavalin affair.

The federal correctional investigator and the Canadian Human Rights Commission is calling for the government to meet the unique needs of older people behind bars, whose numbers are going up.

The BC River Forecast Centre says the wild card will be rainfall accumulations and temperatures during the spring freshet.

The Transportation Safety Board is issuing a warning over the doors on a small Cessna float plane after three people drowned on a sightseeing flight last summer.

Green Party leader Elizabeth May is calling out the Alberta government for what she calls is misleading messaging in the province's "Keep Canada Working" advertising campaign.

Emil and Rodica Radita challenged their first-degree murder convictions two years ago in the death of 15-year-old Alexandru.

A family in a German town owed the city some unpaid tax money, so officials decided to seize their pet pug and sell the pooch on eBay in order to square up their debt.

A Canadian Pacific Railway train is no longer stalled and blocking numerous intersections across the west side of Saskatoon.

Between covering housing costs to buying groceries, experts are seeing more parents lean on their kids.

North York currency exchange owner named Farzam Mehdizadeh was arrested in 2016 with more than $1 million in cash during a traffic stop. Now he has reportedly left the country.

Canadian authorities arrested Huawei's chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou in December on behalf of the U.S.

York Regional Police’s Special Victims Unit launched an investigation Feb. 9 after the victim filed an online report that she had been sexually assaulted by a tattoo artist.

Andrew Scheer will be in Kitchener next week to host a town hall.

Officers received a report on Feb. 17 of a sexual assault that happened at an address in Palmerston.

"I'm especially looking forward to our first collaboration together, which will offer sensible products for people's beloved pets," Stewart said.

In an unprecedented move, North Korean officials held a press conference overnight in Hanoi, Vietnam, after talks between leader Kim Jong Un and U.S. President Donald Trump ended abruptly.