Новости за 13.02.2022

Environment Canada is calling for 20 cm to 30 cm in the Halifax area. Cape Breton is looking at 20 cm to 40 cm.

The Montreal Canadiens are improving, but they are still looking for a win for their new head coach, Martin St. Louis. They lost Sunday afternoon, 5-3, to the Buffalo Sabres.

Vancouver police say a witness called 911 after he saw a man allegedly try to stab a cyclist near Robson and Jervis streets around 4 p.m. on Friday.

Sunday's update shows 116 people in hospital with COVID-19, with 15 in ICU and eight on a ventilator. The total number of deaths in the province rose to 290.

Alan Cross: 'I come not to bury compact discs, but to praise them.'

On Friday, Toronto police closed several roads ahead of the planned protest in solidarity with the so-called 'freedom convoy' demonstrations happening across the country.

At least two arrests were made on Sunday morning as police attempt to clear out protesters blockading Windsor, Ont.’s Ambassador Bridge.

This is Dubois' second medal for Canada at the Beijing Games, adding to the silver he captured in the men’s 1,500-metre short-track speed skating event.

A recent UBC study found when men leave a relationship, they are at increased risk of mental illness, including anxiety, depression and even suicide.

Spitfires overturn Knights lead to go on to 5-2 win in Windsor arena.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau convened a meeting Saturday with ministers and senior officials to see how protests, occupations and blockades can be brought "under control."

The Toronto Raptors wasted a season-high 35-point and 10-rebound performance from Pascal Siakam in an agonizing defeat to Nikola Jokic and the Denver Nuggets on Saturday.

The Vancouver Canucks leaped out to the start they wanted then got the goaltending they needed from Thatcher Demko for a 3-2 NHL win over the Toronto Maple Leafs Saturday night.

U14 Southwest Fury coach Sam Buchanan has been selected as Global Winnipeg's coach of the month in conjunction with Sport Manitoba.

Riot police threw tear gas grenades to keep order at an authorized street protest in Paris where demonstrators railed against coronavirus vaccine pass rules and the cost of living.

West End residents are mourning the man known as ‘Boomer’ a fixture in the neighbourhood for decades, renown for making other people safe while he coped with his own struggles.

About 85 people plunged into frigid waters as spectators cheered for Calgary's 13th annual Icebreaker Polar Dip on Saturday.

The RCMP says it received calls from the public about dangerous driving — passing through red lights, passing on double-solid yellow lines and speeding in excess of 100 km an hour.

Woodcroft's approach to practice will be familiar to several Oilers who he coached with the AHL's Bakerfield Condors, including forward Ryan McLeod.

A woman says she is going blind after her doctor stigmatized her over her drug use and ignored symptoms that she had a sexually transmitted infection.

Chris Turner calls himself the "ring finder" and has found his calling recovering lost jewelry and trying to get it back to the owners.

Russia accused Washington of breaking international law and creating a national security threat over the incident.

Cale Kerkhof was part of the convoy crowd on Saturday, his third visit in as many weekends. He said the police have been "amazing every weekend so far."

More than 200 students from Calgary and the surrounding area got a chance to showcase and sell products they developed on their own through an entrepreneurship program.

A building housing part of the main chairlift at Kimberley Alpine Resort was destroyed by fire on Dec. 18. On Jan. 10, RCMP announced they believe the fire was deliberately set.