Новости за 21.08.2019

Disney producers adopted Monte, a two-year-old terrier mix, from an Arizona shelter to star as The Tramp in the upcoming series.

Hundreds of groups and activists are organizing events in the coming weeks to ensure the ground gained in 2015 with young Canadians isn't lost on Oct. 21.

After a supposed financial disagreement between Marvel and Sony, Spider-Man may never make his return to the MCU, and fans are not happy.

A lot of parents say they're scrambling to arrange childcare for their children due to lengthy wait-lists for the EXCEL before and after school care program.

The Remember November 11 Association is appealing to the public after another discouraging theft.

Researchers' efforts are protecting the endangered specie, but climate change and human activity are still affecting its population.

While experts agree that the two curricula are largely similar, there are a few differences.

The boreal forest, a band of green that stretches over six provinces and two territories, has long been a storehouse of carbon.

Unlike in other ecosystems, scientists say the wildfires burning in the Amazon are not natural.

Dan McLaughlin's plea for a kidney went unanswered for three years. But three weeks ago on Friday, he and his wife got the life changing call.

"Fifty years ago, I was a 15-year-old with a vision," said Shelley Tookey. "Some people have jobs they don't love, but I love what I do."

Shelley’s Dance Company in Edmonton has been in the business for half a century now. Margeaux Maron takes a look at what makes the homegrown company such a success.

Will the SNC Lavalin scandal sway your vote? Will the contest be settled in Ontario? And will the Green Party overtake the NDP as Canada’s third party? Our political panel weighs in.

Alberta's premier says Trans Mountain announcing it will resume construction on its pipeline expansion project is a step forward, but not a reason to celebrate.

Calgary Const. Jordan Forget was rushed to hospital with critical injuries after being shot in Abbeydale on March 27, 2018.

Critics were quick to say the Alberta government’s safe consumption site review has a predetermined outcome. Associate Minister of Mental Health Jason Luan responds to those claims and outlines what the review is looking to achieve.

Police were called to the area of 93 Street and 104 Avenue last Friday after a man's body was found.

Three people are confirmed dead after a fiery crash in eastern Alberta. Michael King has the latest.

Global News has learned that the company plans to layoff between 65 and 75 people when it closes its entire particleboard division.

One of the new proposed locations for Ontario cannabis stores has a surprising address: one Premier Doug Ford denounced last year as too close to a school.

Following an autopsy, Saskatoon police have confirmed a suspicious death is now being investigated as a homicide.

The City of Vancouver says about 50 people have agreed to move out of their tents in the Downtown Eastside park.

The Queen's football Gaels look forward to the new season ahead.

'Rambo: Last Blood' is scheduled for a Sept. 20 release across North America.

China issued a stern warning over the detention of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou and comments about Hong Kong, stating that Canada should “stop its wrongdoing before it's too late.”