Новости за 31.07.2019

The tournament kicks off on Thursday morning.

Molson Coors Brewing Co. says chief executive Mark Hunter will retire next month after 17 years with the company, to be replaced by head of U.S. operations Gavin Hattersley.

The charges against Carie Dexter Willis arose from the woman's allegations that he induced her in 2003 to enter into a non-consensual sexual relationship in exchange for his ensuring deportation proceedings against her would not proceed.

The Canadian Pharmacists Associations is among those raising concerns about the Trump administration's announcement.

Caring Kingston residents rally to support minor hockey in Moose Factory.

Front-line Halton region police officers are hoping new technology will relieve frustrations they've been having enforcing distracted driving laws.

Correctional Service Canada said in a press release that the injured inmate was evaluated by staff members and transported to an outside hospital to receive treatment.

Police searching for male suspect who allegedly pointed a firearm at a woman on Monday evening.

A Winnipeg man has been charged in connection to a string of robberies across the city.

Jewish advocacy group B’nai Brith Canada is dissapointed no changes will be made to the federal election date which falls during a Jewish holiday.

Dave Kowalchuk, an Edmonton public school principal, was the man who died after falling from the edge of a gorge near the Sicamous Creek Falls, Global News has learned.

The incident happened Monday in the backcountry about two hours north of Powell River on the Sunshine Coast.

Activists from Greenpeace are bringing attention to the impact of oil companies on climate change by installing artwork in downtown Montreal.

Kingston police are currently investigating and incident involving a 5-year-old child in City Park.

Environment Canada has confirmed it was indeed a tornado that roared through the Lac-aux-Sables area west of Quebec City on Tuesday, sending camper vans flying, uprooting trees and sending three people to hospital.

Super League Triathlon organizers got special permission from Parks Canada so athletes registered in the competition could swim in the UNESCO World Heritage Site on August 3 and August 4.

Police say fentanyl-laced cocaine was the cause of death of a man in Assiniboia, Sask.

The ticket brings with it a fine of $295 for a first offence.

The new contract agreement, which covers the London Police Association's 609 sworn and 221 civilian members, runs retroactively from January 1 to December 31, 2022.

Des Rosiers' resignation is effective immediately and she will take up the position of Principal at Massey College starting Aug. 1.

The first reported gender-reveal party was in 2008, when Karvunidis threw one for her daughter, Bianca.

Between Jan. 1 and July 15, 2019, the Edmonton Police Service received 93 reports of online job scams with an overall loss of $240,924.83.

Alanis Obomsawin's documentary 'Jordan River Anderson, The Messenger' and Ellen Page's 'There's Something in the Water' are among the titles at TIFF 2019.

While there is little immediate risk, Environment Canada urges people to take any funnel cloud seriously as they can appear with little to no warning.

Two tenders issued on Friday and Monday respectively, provide details on the planned renovations, which will make space for edibles, extracts and topicals when they become legal on October 17, 2019.