Новости за 23.05.2019

A police dog located cocaine inside the vehicle, according to authorities.

Tick season is upon us in the Maritimes, and with ticks comes the risk of contracting Lyme disease.

The latest bailout comes atop $11 billion in aid Trump provided farmers last year.

The cost of a home in Kingston has been rising steadily for the last several years, according to a Moody's Analytics report — but that's expected to change, one expert says.

"I think we can get going on this quite quickly," said the premier, noting that Metro Vancouver mayors had now agreed on twinning the tunnel as a preferred option.

There were more experienced candidates available, but the Ottawa Senators believe D.J. Smith is the best coach to lead the team.

Metro Vancouver's popular Golden Ears campground is getting 60 new sites alone.

The agency collected the data as the first stage of public engagement on the proposal, which it said attracted a record-breaking 21,267 responses.

The new indictment says Assange conspired with Chelsea Manning to obtain and disclose classified national defence documents, including State Department cables and reports on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

HIV-AIDS Regional Services (HARS) Kingston now has a new outreach tool in the form of a mobile harm reduction vehicle. Staff are working to retrofit a used ambulance as a regional mobile unit, providing services to rural areas within the Kingston region. “This week, what we’re doing is we are taking off all of the...

The Quebec government is committing $5 million to study the overcrowding issue on the metro's Orange Line and Berri Uqam station.

Lawyers for an incapacitated woman who was raped and later gave birth at a Phoenix long-term care facility have filed a $45 million notice of claim against the state.

A woman and her daughter are facing charges in relation to the seizure of 54 animals from their farm in March.

A 90,000-square-foot hangar is currently under construction on the east side of Airport Road. Once completed, Flying Colours Corp. is expected to add at least 60 full-time jobs.

"TV's a big deal in prison. A big deal. People watch it nonstop so they're gonna be interested in what it was like to be on a TV show," Miller said.

The development, if approved by city council, would see 580 new apartments and a nine-storey podium sprout up at the site along with a connection to the Lyon LRT station.

Police are reminding parents to talk with their children about internet safety in order to protect them from sexual exploitation.

The investment, predicted to start on Oct. 1, is aimed at making up for the lack of money single-parent families receive in alimony when a parent is on social assistance.

Police say the investigation began in April and has since concluded with an arrest.

In the event of an outbreak, the agreement allows the countries to continue trade in various pork products — including meat, live animals and byproducts — within zones that are free of the disease.

Changes are coming to how drivers access Anthony Henday Drive in south Edmonton. 127 Street access at the ring road is permanently closed.

A sexual assault charge has been laid against a contract maintenance worker in a school at Canadian Forces Base Edmonton.

the 'Dedicated' album is now available worldwide.

Angry parents of students at the EMSB say they are taking matters into their own hands.

The students will be catching the Blue Jays at Red Sox at the Rogers Centre.