Новости за 05.10.2019

The male giraffe calf born at the Calgary Zoo earlier this week has died, officials confirmed Saturday.

Heading into their final game of the season, the Vancouver Whitecaps aren't ready to quit fighting.

The team from Effing Seafoods showcases some freshly-caught ideas for Thanksgiving alternatives.

“We’re in our sixth selling year going into our eighth vintage. But I’ve been growing grapes for almost 25 years.”

A proclamation issued by the White House says the policy would not affect any individual's eligibility for asylum or refugee status.

Effing Seafoods shows off some pescatarian-friendly menu ideas for Thanksgiving.

The founder of QiQee speaks about the Edmonton-launched company, and what it was like showcasing her designs at New York and Paris Fashion Week.

University RCMP said in a statement Friday the investigation is continuing after officers identified and spoke to witnesses, appearing to confirm the reports are credible.

Rob Tryon and Robbie Oram from Effing Seafoods showcase a fish alternative to cooking turkey at Thanksgiving.

Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl said having Todd McLellan as a coach helped them establish themselves as two of the best offensive players in the NHL.

The Bridal Fantasy show is set to take over the Edmonton EXPO Centre on Sunday, Oct. 6. Ahead of the event, Kent Morrison sat down with show organizers to hear more about the next big thing in weddings.

Robin Gill sat down with the documentary filmmaker in Vancouver to talk politics and the filmmaker’s election predictions on both sides of the border.

Provincial police say a piece of the woman's clothing, later identified as a scarf by the workplace health and safety board, got caught in moving machinery.

Elizabeth May is in Cowichan Bay, B.C., campaigning with Green candidate Lydia Hwitsum in a Vancouver Island riding neighbouring her own seat.

According to the Western Canadian Lottery Corporation, a ticket for the Lotto Max jackpot was sold to someone in Calgary.

As the Edmonton International Film Festival comes to a close, actress-turned-director Mia Tate speaks with Kevin O’Connell about her history in the business, as well as her history in the business.

Transport Canada head says regulators are concerned about the flight system overloading pilots.

For nearly a decade, Canadians have been inundated with talk of fighter jets without Canada ever buying them.

Police found the victim on the ground of a parking lot.

Hockey all day in Penticton on Saturday, as four BCHL games taking place at the SOEC.

At the Edmonton International Film Festival on Friday, Todd James interviewed people who worked on the films “El Astronauta” and “The Hour After Westerly.”

OPP say a sedan hit an SUV between Turkey point Road and Charlotteville Road 11.

Hundreds gathered in Edmonton on Oct. 4, to remember missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls at the 15th annual Sisters in Spirit vigil. Chris Chacon reports.

In a ruling last month, the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal found that the federal government “willfully and recklessly” discriminated against children living on reserves.

Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service crews were kept busy overnight fighting a pair of structure fires in the Bridgewater area on Saturday.