Новости за 18.06.2019

Tuesday’s long-awaited decision to reapprove the contentious project comes nine months after the Federal Court of Appeal ripped up the original federal approval.

"This is home and my kids are Calgarian.  I don't want to move."

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced on Tuesday afternoon that the federal cabinet has approved the expansion of the existing pipeline.

Edmonton City Council has approved the $321-million budget for the new Lewis Estates rec centre.

More than 500 people strapped on red high heels and took part in the 10th annual Walk A Mile In Her Shoes, in support of YWCA Hamilton.

Selkirk RCMP have made an arrest in a terrifying home invasion that saw two seniors menaced by a masked man armed with a knife.

Hamilton is the second busiest film location in Ontario, according to city statistics.

The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service (WFPS) is testing new sirens that can send vibrations to the cars around them in an attempt to improve safety for first responders and drivers.

The child was airlifted to hospital last Thursday in critical condition, after falling into the pool at a Chilliwack home.

A Garden City resident has collected more than 4,000 signatures from other residents of northwest Winnipeg hoping to keep the Seven Oaks ER open.

The Trump administration is not seeking conflict with Iran and its military buildup in the Persian Gulf is aimed entirely at deterring Iranian aggression and threats to U.S. interests and international shipping, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Tuesday.

Local celebrities will be swapping spots with their furry friends in hopes of raising $25,000.

An excursion planned to Prince Albert National Park this summer aims to pass on knowledge and experience regarding camping-related skills to new Canadians.

A recent University of Alberta graduate is $1 million richer after winning a local contest aimed at getting people to save money and improve their financial fitness.

A proposal to build a four-storey mixed-use building in the West Jasper Place neighbourhood will not be moving forward after much public outcry.

Two women are alleging that former V.P.D. detective James Fisher kissed and groped them while acting as their victim support worker, as they helped police investigate their pimp.

It was their retirement dream home but now an elderly couple in Thorhild County, Alta. say they are trapped living in dangerous construction zone.

Saskatoon police caught two excessive speeders on Monday, one who said he was late for school.

Other performances will include the Cowboy Junkies, Old Man Luedecke, The East Pointers, Danny Michel, Little Scream, Andrew Hyatt, Damhnait Doyle, Dani Strong, My Son The Hurricane and Jerry Leger.

How much of Canada’s wild weather can be linked to climate change? David Phillips, senior climatologist with Environment and Climate Change Canada, talks more about climate change and how it differs from weather.

Conditions are favourable for severe thunderstorms to develop Tuesday afternoon and storms could persist into Wednesday morning.

On Saturday, Halifax police officers rescued Floop, a duckling found alongside Highway 102.

The Ontario Provincial Police say they are investigating an attempted theft of a trailer on Highway 417 Tuesday morning. Police are asking for the public's help to locate the suspect

Alberta Wildfire information officer Derek Gagnon joined Global News at Noon Calgary with an update on the wildfires that forced several communities to evacuate – some for the second time – on Monday.

At a public meeting hosted by the District A Farmers' Institute, farmers voiced concerns about the impact the changes are having on ALR landholders.