Новости за 19.07.2019

In a decision released last week, an Ontario court found that while Pereira had a long history of mental illness, his account – in which he claimed a voice told him Horne, 58, had to die because she was part of a plot against him – lacked in credibility.

Want to travel and explore Ontario's beautiful scenery and towns, but don't want to forego the comforts of home? For those involved in the motorhome business, they say renting and operating recreational vehicles (RVs) is less intimidating than it may seem.

The New York Rangers signed former Jets defenceman Jacob Trouba to a long-term contract on Friday.

Women -- and men, for that matter -- are now allowed to go topless at both the Village Vacances Valcartier (VVV) near Quebec City and the Calypso Theme Waterpark in eastern Ontario.

Since the beginning of the operation on Friday morning, 132 speeding tickets have been handed out in Montreal and 1,700 throughout the province.

Police say they arrested Islam Rashed in Ottawa on Friday. Rashed, 23, is accused of accessory after the fact to murder in the homicide of 21-year-old Ryan Kabuya-Ntumba.

Brantford police will begin a probe into why a suspicious vehicle call appears to have been ignored less than an hour before two people were shot dead at a Park Road South home.

A group called Manitoba Animal Save announced its intentions Friday to picket the Manitoba Stampede and Exhibition, which takes place over the weekend in Morris, Man.

Environment Canada says the storm is capable of producing heavy rain, large hail and strong gusts of wind.

The project is expected to be finished in September and will run for a year.

The City of Edmonton discovered "issues with the roof" towards the end of construction during a standard inspection of the Edmonton Police Service northwest campus project.

After weeks of speculation, the Battle of Alberta just got a whole lot more interesting.

June has already been marked as the hottest ever recorded globally, and many climate analysts are warning July could be just as hot.

Police say they recovered 10 firearms, over 1,000 rounds of ammunition, power tools, landscaping equipment, bicycles, an ATV, fishing and hunting equipment and a snow machine.

More than 211,000 people have responded to a B.C. government survey on scrapping the semi-annual time change -- the highest-ever response to a public consultation.

The central bank's five-year benchmark qualifying rate is now 5.19 per cent, down from 5.34 per cent.

Aaron Byron Cumberland has been charged with three counts of luring a child, making sexually explicit material available to a child and invitation to sexual touching.

A spokesperson for Ontario economic development minister Vic Fedeli said the provincial government is "disappointed" to hear about the layoff notices, pledging to offer assistance.

Plateau residents are divided about plans to expand Baldwin Park by permanently closing Terrasse Mercure that borders it to the south.

Regina police are reminding people to ask for credentials from canvassers.

Officers were called to a Scotiabank on Hespeler Road on Friday morning for reports of a robbery.

Eight years after multimillionaire Richard Oland was found bludgeoned to death in his office, his son, Dennis Oland, has been found not guilty of the murder.

An Edmonton tour guide takes you through what it's like to travel through the site considered home of the worst nuclear power plant accident in history.

The fire produced a large amount of smoke, prompting a “large-scale” evacuation of the apartment building called Palliser Place, firefighters say.

Sometimes it's what we don't see that keeps us most haunted, thrilled or overcome with joy, Meera Estrada says.