Новости за 29.04.2019

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers signed a receiver and cut 12 players following their two-day mini-camp in Florida.

A man from McLean, Sask., is facing 19 charges in connection with a series of recent thefts, including stolen vehicles, stolen identification documents, and other property.

Police are looking for dashcam video shot near Kingsway and East 12th Avenue between 8 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. Monday.

Work to finish road and utility construction along 17 Avenue S.W. began Monday in Calgary, with the project to extend to 14 Street later in May.

Eastern Ontario is expected to see a significant amount of rain on Wednesday, and Environment Canada says the ground may not be able to absorb it.

A man robbed a Husky gas station in Kitchener on Saturday evening and left with an unspecified amount of money

Still, up to 35 mm of rain is expected on Wednesday in Minden Hills, Ont.

Twisted political discourse dominates the airwaves and social media, Bill Kelly says.

Roughly 150 buses from across the province, including two from London, will be heading to Queen's Park on Tuesday to protest cuts to health care and the potential for privatization.

A look at some of the worst floods in Canadian history.

"By adding superfoods into your traditional morning drink it will give your body the boost it needs," said Ally Mamalider a superfoods expert at Organic Traditions.

Despite Saskatchewan being hit hardest under the federal carbon tax plan, the average household is still expected to receive a larger rebate than their carbon costs.

A single zebra mussel larva has been found in a water sample for the lake that serves as Winnipeg's drinking water supply.

Attendees gathered to remember friends and family members lost in a workplace accident.

Showers roll back into the Okanagan weather forecast to start May as temperatures stay below seasonal.

The Canadian national men's basketball team will play host to Nigeria in a pre-World Cup game on Aug. 9 at Bell MTS Place in Winnipeg.

Working with Quentin Tarantino was "a bucket list for Luke," said one of the film's producers.

The suspect is described as a white man between 30 and 35 years of age who stands between five feet 10 inches and six feet tall with a slim build and dark hair.

Contracts for teachers and education workers at the province's publicly funded schools expire at the end of August.

Anti-Semitism is on the rise in the prairies, according to an audit by a Jewish-Canadian human rights advocacy group.

In the new season of the locally-produced “Let’s Find Out” podcast, host and creator Chris Chang-Yen Phillips investigates the rather large topic of climate change. He joined Jennifer Crosby to talk about that.

The man at the centre of a suspected double homicide investigation in Calgary has criminal convictions for animal cruelty.

Jason Kenney is to be sworn in as premier Tuesday and has promised that one of his first acts in the job would be to fire Whittingham.

It’s going to be a long construction season for people living and working in Edmonton’s Strathearn area. 95 Avenue in the neighbourhood is closed, as crews are tackling LRT work slated to last until the end of November. Kendra Slugoski reports.

Over 113,000 wood power poles out of the more than 1.2 million poles across Saskatchewan are slated to be inspected by SaskPower during 2019.