Новости за 20.09.2019

A Syrian newcomer to Calgary has opened what he said is the first flight simulator open to the public in Alberta, just two years after arriving in Canada.

The city says the province can save $920 million in policing and hospital costs over 10 years, by investing $124 million building permanent supportive housing.

"I was looking for them to be ahead in rookie camp. There wasn't much separation there."

The majority of the candidates to become the next Ontario Liberal leader say they are glad Justin Trudeau has apologized for wearing blackface.

The new science complex at Université de Montréal was inaugurated Friday on time and on budget.

Friday's rain will put September 2019 in the record books as one of the rainiest Septembers on record in Winnipeg.

Police are looking for a Houston-area man who allegedly tried to get divorced without telling his wife.

The unit chairman for Unifor Local 199 said layoff notices were handed out on Friday.

The Nova Scotia Health Authority announced Dr. Brendan Carr will start his work as chief executive officer effective Dec. 16 this year.

Climate Strike rallies were held in cities and towns around the world Friday.

At least four people are dead and multiple others are injured after a tour bus crashed near Bryce Canyon in Utah, officials say.

Preparations are underway to move patients into the new Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital on Sept. 29.

The Touchdown for Kids Millionaire Lottery supports Saskatchewan’s new children’s hospital while making someone an instant millionaire.

Over the coming weeks, Global News at Noon Edmonton is hosting a segment called “Cook Like an Adult.” This week, RGE RD head chef Blair Lebsack share his tips and trick to cooking beef steak.

Global News is exploring the issues that matter to Canadians this federal election, including how different regions feel about immigration. Avnish Nanda is an Edmonton-based lawyer and part of Everyone’s Canada: a group that exists to “challenge the narrative” that’s emerging around multiculturalism, pluralism and immigration in Canada. He joined Global News at Noon to...

Friday marked the reopening of Yorath House. The two-storey home was built in 1949 and lived in by the Yorath family until 1992, when it was sold to the city. It was designated a Municipal Historic Resource in 2015.

Andrew Scheer said he would help build new oil pipelines by “fast-tracking” any objections to the Supreme Court. Legal experts say the proposed plan is unclear.

Police said officers received a call at 11:11 a.m. for reports of a group of people fighting at the back of a plaza not far from St. Augustine Catholic Secondary School.

“They knew exactly what they were doing in both cases and purposefully wanted to provoke it,” one professor said.

The Area 51 raid played out like a meme come to life on Friday morning, as dozens gathered outside the gate in Nevada.

Doors Open Waterloo 2019 will kick off on Saturday with a traditional Anisihnaabe Water Ceremony along the banks of the Grand River.

On this week’s 'Super Awesome Science Show,' we’re going to venture into ufology — a field that’s working to figure out what these mysterious objects happen to be.

Fake bricks seemed like a good idea at the time, Bob Layton says.

Marina Sirtis is a British-American actress best known for her role as Counselor Deanna Troi on the television series Star Trek: The Next Generation. She’s in town for the 2019 Edmonton Comic & Entertainment Expo to talk about her career and appearance in the upcoming tv show “Star Trek: Picard.”

A 20-year-old man wanted for attempted murder and several other offences has been arrested.