Новости за 31.05.2019

The move follows additional measures this week that deepen the bite of U.S. sanctions imposed on Huawei in mid-May amid an escalating trade war, whose backdrop is the two powers’ struggle for long-term technological and economic dominance

St. Louis Circuit Judge Michael Stelzer said Planned Parenthood’s St. Louis clinic can continue providing abortions despite the Missouri health department’s refusal to renew its license due to a variety of patient safety issues.

Police say officers will be keeping an eye out for drivers and people attending prom night events this weekend.

During the months of March, April and May, mean temperature values rose in many B.C. communities.

The Northwest Passage - once a path to Asia's riches, now the focal point of a clash given new life by the Trump administration.

Swoop President Steven Greenway said that since taking flight last June in Hamilton, they've expanded their reach to 16 Canadian or vacation destinations.

Hamilton police are asking residents in a West Mountain neighbourhood to check their security cameras following an armed robbery.

An inspection found that there were 900 people crammed into the 125-person facility in El Paso at one point.

Police said Winston George Thomas, 42, is a convicted sex offender considered a high-risk to re-offend in a sexual and sexually violent manner against all females – adults and children.

Feature performances and workshops promise to spark your child's imagination, but there's also plenty of free family fun to be had.

An ION LRT vehicle suffered light damage when it collided with an SUV near City Hall in Kitchener on Friday afternoon.

The sky almost always takes on a yellow hue during wildfire season. But why does that happen?

"Canadian fans are so nice that even when they're harassing us, they do it in a very polite manner," Steve Kerr said.

The poll found 51 per cent of respondents who drive their own vehicles were "very likely" or "moderately likely" to go electric.

West Kelowna Fire Rescue attended the hedge fire on Friday morning, but not before local residents began battling the blaze.

At least 10,000 people have been evacuated from regions across Northern Alberta as the blazes continue to burn.

Police made a second arrest in connection with the April shooting in Waterloo.

The Peter Gzowski College dining hall and Tiny Greens Plant Cafe say they have been cracking down on food waste for a while and now have the credentials to prove it.

Trump tweeted Thursday that on June 10 he will impose a five per cent tariff on all Mexican imports.

A Winnipeg woman is facing public mischief charges after an unfounded call to 911 that turned out to be part of a larger pattern.

Only a few types of masks are effective in filtering fine particulate matter from wildfires.

An $85 million dollar agreement has been signed to further SaskPower's plan to add 60 MW of utility-scale solar power to Saskatchewan's grid by 2021.

Jody Wilson-Raybould's immediate political future as an Independent, but Roy Green says she may have other long term plans.

A similar theft happened in April in the parking lot of a plaza on Eramosa Road, but Guelph police say it's unknown if they are connected.

They are charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking cocaine and several firearms related charges.