Новости за 18.09.2019

Thandi, a 28-year-old female, has been brought in to breed with Tutume, a 20-year-old male, with zoo officials noting her "excellent genetic background."

Work is still being done to revitalize the Port Perry Hospital one year after the facility reopened – a fire in 2017 caused extensive damage.

The Kingston Junior Ice Wolves begin defense of their Provincial league title.

"I just don’t want any other parent to have to go through this."

The Winnipeg Ice named their captains in time for Friday's season opener in Brandon.

The first of three Affordable Housing Action Plans has been released and sees the federal and provincial governments contributing $44 million each.

The collision occurred about 20 km east of the village of Bancroft.

The cat is out of the bag on who the government has nominated run the province's anti-corruption unit, UPAC, thanks to a media leak.

Queen Street in Kitchener will be closed between King and Charles streets from 3 p.m. on Friday until 11 p.m.

Olympic bobsled champion Kaillie Humphries says she won't race for Canada as long as the country's sport governing body is run by its current management.

Last season, the six-foot-two, 227-pound Burdasov had 19 goals, 12 assists and 114 penalty minutes in 50 games with Ufa.

An Edmonton soldier has been charged with the attempted murder of her three children. She is accused of lighting a fire in her home when they were inside. The father of those children is now suing her, and as Kendra Slugoski reports, his lawyer is questioning both the criminal investigation and military police.

The Prairie Grid Dinner Series is an event that aims to showcase Canadian chefs and their food creations from across western Canada. Ahead of the feature dinner taking place in Edmonton Sept. 21, Jennifer Crosby sits down with the event creator.

The proposal would see a new Costco warehouse and gas bar right across from Superstore on Baron Road bordered by Leckie Road.

A year and a half after a horrific crash took the lives of 16 people, former Humboldt Bronco Tyler Smith shares his journey through grief and his progress towards healing.

In a month that has already seen more than its fair share or rain, the biggest rainfall event of the month looks to be on the way.

The B.C. government has finalized the locations of the six underground stations that will make up the Broadway SkyTrain extension.

Winnipeg Jets defenceman Dustin Byfuglien is believed to be considering hanging up his skates, according to TSN.

Newly re-elected Manitoba premier Brian Pallister released his 100-Day Action Plan on Wednesday, directing ministers to fulfill its recommendations by Dec. 20.

A long-term lease agreement has not yet been reached with the St. John's Edge of the National Basketball League of Canada and the Newfoundland Growlers of the ECHL.

Prices at some gas stations around Vancouver were as high as $1.589 on Wednesday morning.

The late and undisclosed plaintiff had accused the 'Baby Driver' actor of forcing him to grope his genitals during a massage therapy appointment in 2016.

Staff and students at Saunders secondary school were evacuated on Wednesday due to an unknown odour that was causing some people to feel ill.

A spokeswoman for the Alberta Gaming, Liquor & Cannabis Commission says it intends to return its remaining supply of on-hold CannTrust products to the company.

Ecojustice says there's a reasonable apprehension that the inquiry will be biased against the groups it's investigating.