Новости за 27.03.2019

One of the passengers told the local police chief the group was heading back to Canada following a hiking trip in the White Mountain area.

A cyclist was taken to hospital with what appeared to be minor injuries after being hit by a truck on the Hamilton mountain.

The Alouettes haven't officially been put up for sale, but two groups reportedly are interested in buying the club.

The Montreal Canadiens will be without forward Paul Byron for a game Thursday against the Columbus Blue Jackets that could make or break their playoff hopes.

A man in California launched into a racist tirade and threatened to call U.S. immigration officials after the customer couldn’t understand a Spanish phrase on the Mexican restaurant menu.

Witnesses say a car turning left was hit by truck and wound up on its roof.

Joshua Boyle, 35, has pleaded not guilty to offences against Coleman that allegedly took place after the couple were freed by Pakistani forces and had returned to Canada in late 2017.

A new study says policy-makers and front-line care providers need to work together and come up with a multi-layer approach to deal with the opioid crisis in Saskatoon.

The city of Barrie will receive up to $19,319,807 for public transit and renovation and expansion.

The so-called "Sunshine List" released today shows that Jeff Lyash made more than $1.7 million in 2018.

Police say the rollover caused a grass fire next to the westbound ramp of the Lincoln M. Alexander Parkway.

Waterloo Regional Police have issued a warning to local business owners after they have seen a recent increase in credit-card fraud.

Ministry of Environment says act amendments will expand parks, strengthen protection of sensitive lands.

Police have seized a handgun and laid additional charges against four people. Police also say they are seeking a fifth suspect in the case.

Ambassador Nimrod Barkan says Canada-Israel relations are like a long-married couple: they may have disagreements, but they are still close.

Alberta Liberal leader David Khan unveiled his party’s gender equity platform Wednesday.

Toronto city staff have put forward a recommendation to install user-activated heaters in select bus shelters as soon as next winter.

Alberta Party leader Stephen Mandel said his party’s “Jobs First Plan” would cut corporate taxes from 12 to 10 per cent and create thousands of jobs.

UCP leader Jason Kenney said his party will crack down on rural crime if his party is elected.

The Weather Network is apologizing to Manitobans after years of angry messages from viewers in the province about the channel's anchors 'blocking' Manitoba on the map.

On Wesdnesday, NDP leader Rachel Notley promised the construction of a second route in and out of Fort McMurray if her party is re-elected. Provincial Affairs reporter Tom Vernon reports.

Anjou borough Coun. Lynne Shand has been removed from her party following comments she made on social media.

Melting snow in the springtime is a sign of warmer weather to come, but it may be a nuisance for anyone who suffers from allergies.

An Alberta man is recovering in hospital in Colorado after losing his leg in a hiking accident earlier this month.

A protest and march in support of gay-straight alliances is set to take place in Edmonton Wednesday evening in response to the United Conservative Party's education plan.