Новости за 26.04.2022

The conservation authority in the Peterborough region says an increase in camping bookings translated into a 25 per cent increase in revenue for 2021.

Saturday's event kicks off at 9 a.m. for children ages 15 and under and feature 500 trout that are tagged for instant prizes with a chance to win one of four grand prizes.

Elon Musk has kept many of his plans for Twitter close to the chest, but experts say the self-described 'free speech absolutist' will likely make lasting changes to the platform.

A neighbours’ security camera captured a woman in Niagara-on-the-Lake who was walking her mother's small dog in Old Town being confronted by a coyote.

English-speaking groups say they are ready to demonstrate against Bill 96 and its impacts.

An off-duty RCMP officer is being praised for his actions when he jumped in to help a passenger on a flight who had gone into premature labour.

The man, described in a Tuesday news release as "intoxicated" and "assaultive," was riding on a BC Transit bud westbound on Highway 1 at Whatcom Road.

Bruno Hernani's multisensory art piece made of recycled wood and plastic adorns the entrance to Regina's Waste Management Centre and offers an interactive experience.

A flood warning for portions of Manitoba's Assiniboine River basin has been issued, while an overland flood warning remains in effect for much of southern Manitoba.

'The seizure of these illegal drugs and firearms will have a meaningful impact for the residents of Hinton and Yellowhead County,' Alberta RCMP Sgt. Graham Gurski said.

Edmonton police are on the hunt for a suspect after a woman suffered serious but non-life-threatening injuries when she was pushed off the Jubilee LRT platform.

Edmonton's expanded pilot program, which will see alcohol consumption allowed at dozens of picnic sites in the city, starts this Sunday.

Shanise Rowan Yellowbird said her son, Reyez Rowan, was stabbed once in the chest and once in the abdomen.

Additional support was requested from both the Lac Ste. Anne and Parkland County Fire Services; however, neither county was in a position to respond immediately.

Guelph police say a helmet has likely saved a cyclist from serious injury or death following a crash with a car on Monday morning in the city's east end.

The fire was not suspicious. Kelowna fire department said residents should not leave cooking unattended.

Police say they raided two homes in Kitchener on Monday where they seized more than two dozen guns, thousands of rounds of ammunition, two inert grenades and a crossbow.

Niagara Health revealed their surgical activity across the network will drop to 70% capacity to free up more critical and acute care resources.

Three male youth between the ages of 13, 14, and 16 have been charged with second-degree murder of 27-year-old Shedane Favel who is Saskatoon's fifth homicide of 2022.

Derek Sloan's Ontario Party has landed a high-profile name to help with his party's campaign ahead of the June provincial election.

Toronto FC teenage midfielder Jayden Nelson lived up to that credo this week when he returned to Copeland Public School to fund a snacks programs for its students.

Ontario Liberal Leader Steven Del Duca is announcing a seniors' strategy that takes a ``home-care first'' approach and aims to eliminate for-profit long-term care by 2028.

Air Canada's CEO said Tuesday that the year-over-year improvement in the airline's results is clear evidence that the COVID-19 recovery is underway.

Blockades at Canada-U.S. borders created chaos and controversy in February, but they may not have had the financial hit the government cited in justifying the Emergencies Act.

Health care and pocketbook issues are the top issues that Ontarians say will help them determine how to vote in the upcoming election, a new Ipsos poll has found.