Новости за 07.11.2019

Chief Morgan Hackle says emergency medical calls have climbed 25 per cent, along with calls for the fire department to pick up discarded needles.

Among other things, the judge ruled that Trump improperly allowed his presidential campaign staff to work with the foundation in holding a fundraiser for veterans' charities in the run-up to the 2016 Iowa caucuses.

Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Lloyd Hines didn't say when the plans changed, telling reporters that it's been under consideration since April.

A rural Alberta school board has penned a letter to the UCP government that calls its education budget changes "draconian."

The Alberta government is promising $9 million over three years to implement a fund to help families of first responders who die as a result of their job.

EPCOR says more than 98 per cent of homes do not have lead service lines in Edmonton. The company says it wants to reassure Edmontonians after a Global News investigation into lead in Canada’s drinking water. Jennifer Crosby sits down with Steve Craik, director of quality assurance and environment with EPCOR for more.

Premier Jason Kenney claims there's a "compelling case" to be made for Alberta to exit the half-century-old Canada Pension Plan, but some experts say there's no economic argument for opting out.

"This is a gross misuse of public dollars," said NDP Leader Rachel Notley.

Premier Jason Kenney is in the hot seat. He’s being grilled by the NDP over the use of taxpayer dollars to charter a fight for other Conservative premiers. Tom Vernon has the details.

Police said that as they attempted to arrest the occupants of the vehicle, the driver put the car in drive and dragged an officer for a short distance before escaping.

The company says the profit amounted to 87 cents per diluted share for the quarter ended Sept. 30 compared with a profit of $1.47 per diluted share a year ago.

The season finale of 'Dog's Most Wanted' captured a grief-stricken Duane "Dog" Chapman just hours after the death of his wife, Beth Chapman.

The company announced earlier in the day that it believes it is the first major food company in the world to be carbon neutral.

A pair of Waterloo students performed a selfless act on Halloween without knowing anyone was watching.

Westwood Developments Ltd., and Tracey’s Landscaping Ltd., pleaded guilty to violations under the Halifax Peninsula Land Use bylaw for operating an illegal snow removal depot.

Public toilets in Oppenheimer Park were closed Tuesday night after a sewage backup, according to the Vancouver Park Board.

Lucas Petrini, a convicted sex offender, is back in police custody after the parole board alleges he breached his release conditions once again.

CFL Award finalists Willie Jefferson and Stanley Bryant are joined by Andrew Harris and three other Blue Bombers on CFL West Division All Star Team

The discovery suggests that humans hunted mammoths more actively than was previously thought.

In new legal filings, U.S. government lawyers argue the years-long delay in hearing former Guantanamo Bay prisoner Omar Khadr's case is reasonable, and civilian court intervention unjustified.

The Calgary-based company didn't say which city would be its home base when it announced last week it would establish a ``corporate domicile'' in the United States to replace its longstanding home in Calgary.

With Remembrance Day just around the corner, the City of Regina is letting residents know what will be open and/or closed.

it is one of the last witnesses to testify behind closed doors before public hearings start next week.

Hope Swinimer, director of Hope for Wildlife, says the bird was among nine resident geese that were removed from Sullivan's Pond earlier this week

The Winnipeg Jets have recalled forward Joona Luoto from the Manitoba Moose of the American Hockey League.