Новости за 21.01.2020

This summer, Nickelback will play its 2005 album 'All the Right Reasons' front-to-back across 45 North American cities.

According to the city, the average household will pay $23 more for property taxes, $50 more on the water bill and $7 more per year for natural gas.

Boeing shares fell 5.5 per cent to $306.23 before being halted ahead of the announcement.

The Quebec government says it will comply with a court decision striking down parts of the federal and provincial laws on medically assisted death that were deemed too strict.

Police said they were called to a disturbance at a residence in Cambridge around 9:20 p.m.

Abdullah Khosrawi said his son, Safiullah, was the youngest of four children who enjoyed playing soccer, swimming and riding his bike.

Guelph police say a teenager was reportedly 'propositioned in a sexual manner' on Monday morning.

'I want to reassure Quebecers that we are following the situation on an hourly basis,' says Quebec Health Minister Danielle McCann.

Peel Regional Police say one person has been shot, though they gave no details of the injuries.

Photos of the emaciated lions shared to Facebook prompted activists to use the hashtag #SudanAnimalRescue.

A $50,000 reward is being offered to anyone who can help locate a man wanted for first-degree murder. Edmonton police are partnering with the Bolo program to find Amin Yussuf. Lisa MacGregor has more.

Parks Canada has rejected a proposed gondola to take skiers and hikers from Banff townsite to the summit at the Mount Norquay ski resort.

A $50,000 bounty has been issued for Amin Yussuf, 29, who is accused of killing one man and injuring two others at a hookah bar in Edmonton's Whyte Avenue area.

"HR Mom" Melissa Griffin is encouraging parents to challenge their children to use their smartphones to create and contribute, rather than for simply texting or using social media.

They spend hours on their phones but are teens getting real-life tech skills as a result? One human resources professional says no, adding young adults are ill-prepared for the real world. But, as Laurel Gregory reports, she says there is a remedy.

Shahab Dehghani, a student at Northeastern University, arrived on a flight into Boston on Monday with a valid student visa but was detained by U.S. Customs and Border Patrol at Logan International Airport.

Officials say the new structure is informed by findings from a city project that was completed in late 2019.

William Sandeson’s appeal is being heard by a three-member panel at the Nova Scotia Court of Appeal.

The report comes as Premier Doug Ford's government consults on its plan to reduce the number of public health units from 35 to 10, a move announced in the 2019 budget.

An Alberta driver is dead after being involved in two collision on the Trans-Canada Highway.

Investigators have said they've seen a rash of allegedly fraudulent transactions since 2018, collectively costing hundreds of customers millions of dollars.

They call him the baby whisperer. Luther Burbank has been a temporary father to 88 children, 66 of whom were babies, over the last 21 years.

The elephant in the video has actually been visiting the hotel since 2013.

The Regina Police Service says fourteen Unifor picketers were arrested and charged with mischief on Monday night.

An outbreak of a mysterious virus has sickened hundreds of people in China, causing some deaths. Here's what we know about it.