Новости за 07.06.2019

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney explains what the energy war room is and what he hopes it will achieve.

Jason Kenney responds to the Senate’s approval of amendments to Bill C-69, what he calls the “no more pipeline” bill.

Jason Kenney responds to the Senate decision to keep proposed tanker ban legislation — Bill C-48 – alive.

Jason Kenney details what his government is looking for from the energy war room.

OPP have arrested one man, and are looking for another who they say are responsible for holding up a pot store on Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory.

The seven occupants, all males aged between 17 and 21, were taken into custody.

Thompson RCMP are investigating a rash of serious incidents, including two stabbings in the northern Manitoba city – three such incidents in three days.

Police say the children first spotted the man watching them near Rittenhouse Park in May.

The truck damaged fuel tanks which created a spill on the highway.

A partnership has built the biggest home through Prince Albert Habitat for Humanity, according to executive director Jan Thomas.

Ford says he has no problem going to Pride events, but won't attend the parade due to police exclusion.

Police allege the man recorded a victim in his home without her consent.

Samuel Little, who lived a nomadic lifestyle, claims to have killed dozens of women as he crisscrossed the country over the years.

The judge has already sought unsuccessfully to have the Supreme Court of Canada put an end to the disciplinary case.

Alberta's Election Commissioner has levied new fines in relation to Jeff Callaway's UCP leadership campaign.

A Sherwood Park woman is running towards a big goal: complete 50 ultramarathons before her 50th birthday.

The $30-million project, which is not yet formed, will reportedly be based in Calgary and include a group of investors focused on getting Alberta's oil to market.

The lawn bowling season is off to a rolling start across the region, but one club in Regina is trying to engage a younger audience.

Some small business owners in Quebec say Groupon has left them in the lurch.

It's advised that children, the elderly, and anyone with a compromised immune system should use boiled water or a safe alternative.

Remote communities in Venezuela now use a bartering system with the country's economy and infrastructure in shambles.

U.S. and Mexican officials were holding a third day of talks at the U.S. State Department Friday trying to hash out a deal that would satisfy Trump's demand that Mexico dramatically increase its efforts to crack down on migrants.

Drought conditions continue to persist across Saskatchewan but some rain relief arrives this weekend.

More than 1,600 Trent graduates will cross the stage over the course of five days and nine ceremonies.

The legislation in its original form was fiercely opposed by the oil industry and the Alberta government — but welcomed after amendments were made.