Новости за 10.10.2019

Britain is due to leave the 28-nation bloc on Oct. 31, and attempts to find a deal have foundered over plans for the border between EU member Ireland and the U.K.’s Northern Ireland.

Over a year after an arrest warrant was issued for the suspect, police say she was taken into custody on Wednesday.

Several businesses and services in and around Barrie will have altered hours for Thanksgiving on Monday, Oct. 14. Here’s what to expect.

The court dismissed numerous objections Justice Michel Girouard had raised about the Canadian Judicial Council's recommendation to the minister of justice.

Detectives say the three arrested are facing assault charges.

The changes will force sitting politicians to resign or take a leave of absence if they run for office at another level of government.

The Water Security Agency and province have reportedly reached a tentative agreement. Six other Crown agencies remain on strike.

On Wednesday, Cape Breton regional council voted 7-4 to ban nighttime parades.

The Digital Democracy Project, an initiative from the Public Policy Forum and McGill University's Max Bell School of Public Policy, collaborated with New York University's Center for Cybersecurity to look at ads on Facebook during the first several weeks of the election.

The decision comes after the Ontario Court of Appeal affirmed in March that the sentence is appropriate.

The man pleaded guilty last month to a charge of first-degree criminal sexual conduct and intent to distribute methamphetamine.

'You see all the election coverage, and they talk about the pipeline but they don't necessarily talk about Alberta. It's not just statistics and data — it's humans.'

The all-white Nike Air Max 97s have the water, mixed with blue dye, injected into the shoe's air bubble.

The approaching typhoon is spreading fear especially in Chiba, near Tokyo, which was hit by Typhoon Faxai last month.

Mortlock Construction, builders of the Brock Mission men's shelter in Peterborough, say they have to compete with larger centres for qualified labourers.

Coquitlam Coun. Teri Towner is getting her Class 4 licence in order to be a rideshare driver, but she says she thinks the process will discourage others.

At a campaign appearance in Quebec on Wednesday, Andrew Scheer said: "I can assure you that Canadians will see our fully-costed platform with plenty of time to make up their minds before they vote."

Tim Cameron has come from Drayton Valley to join Global Edmonton’s Kent Morrison Thursday to talk about the election, the current economic situation in his town and what his fellow residents are hoping to see.

"I’m not dying," Osbourne said in a video message. "I am recovering — it’s just taking a little bit longer than everyone thought it would."

Final arguments have begun in the double murder trial of Ugo Fredette.

For those looking for a chance to get a picture with greatness, the Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy is coming to Kitchener.

Clouds and showers are in the Okanagan weather forecast to start Thanksgiving long weekend.

Local prosecutors have said they will seek the death penalty.

The land, owned by the Alberta government for the past 12 years, was at one point set to become home to a large NAIT expansion named after the late premier Ralph Klein.

David is an anchor and reporter for Global News Radio 880 Edmonton and 630 CHED.