Новости за 22.02.2022

The situation has left the chip and snack food aisle of many Loblaw stores less full than usual or stocked with the retailer's house brands, such as President's Choice or No Name.

Traffic is being impacted on northbound Highway 427 approaching the 401 after a truck carrying diesel rolled over on Tuesday, causing fuel to leak onto the roadway.

The Rideau Centre in downtown Ottawa only recently reopened following a police operation to clear out the convoy blockade encamped in the core for more than three weeks.

The latest deaths involve a person in their 70s in the Fredericton region and someone in their 80s in the Saint John area.

Both fully vaccinated and unvaccinated Manitobans will soon be able to see a friend or family member in a health-care facility for a social call.

It was on April 26, 2020, when officers were called to a Toronto Community Housing Complex on Sheppard Avenue near Jane Street for a shooting.

One person is dead following a house fire on Upper Oak Leaf Road in Athens Township. The local fire department arrived on the scene just after 5:30 p.m. Sunday.

The union representing more than 300 employees at 24 branches of the Société québécoise du cannabis (SQDC) indicated it had obtained a strike mandate from its members.

Retired meteorologist Rob Paola told 680 CJOB that as of Feb. 20, only two other years had more of the white stuff than this season.

Three of four incidents on the weekend involved collisions — two in Peterborough and one in the City of Kawartha Lakes.

In the latest episode of the Global News podcast, Crime Beat, Nancy Hixt shares the painstaking lengths forensic investigators went to in an effort to find justice for Lacey.

Correctional Service Canada says the Edmonton Police Service is investigating an incident that occurred at a prison last week that left two staff members and an inmate injured.

The sights, sounds and smells that make a game exciting for many fans are often the same ones that make the spectacle of sports overwhelming for others.

One protester drove a car toward a New Zealand police line, narrowly avoiding officers, while other protesters sprayed officers with a stinging substance, police said Tuesday.

In the midst of a horrendous season, the Montreal Canadiens gave their fans one glorious moment Monday night: A 5-2 thumping win over the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Premier Kenney has provided a timeline for when Albertans will learn whether more public health measures used to address the spread of COVID-19 will be lifted early next month.

"It's a family game. That's what makes it so nice."

Western nations denounced Putin's announcement and said they are preparing sanctions that are separate from those that have been promised if the Russian military invades Ukraine.

Global BC meteorologist Yvonne Schalle said the winds will produce wind chill values from -10 to -15 C in some areas. Residents should be prepared for cold weather.

One man is dead following a fracas at the Drumheller Institution.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have picked up netminder Carter Hutton from the Arizona Coyotes in exchange for future considerations.

In the email, the person asked Brown to pick up $700 worth of Amazon gift cards “to reward some hard-working employees.”

Frustration at the recent blockades and encampment in Ottawa may be the final straw atop concerns ranging from wages to road safety and exhausting working conditions.