Новости за 29.06.2022

Police said they searched a Mobile Street home in Portage June 24 and turned up meth, cocaine and crack, along with drug paraphernalia, cash and guns.

Tim Horton said it is "suspending support" for the upcoming men's world junior hockey championship in Edmonton, joining a list of companies who also paused sponsorships.

Hope was appointed "for her contributions to Canadian journalism as a reporter and anchor, and for her tireless involvement as a volunteer."

Calgary police say they received a complaint from a citizen on May 13 stating that a 16-year-old person asked them to murder another youth in exchange for payment.

A judge found Damien Starrett guilty of manslaughter in the death of his one-year-old son and guilty of assaulting his five-year-old daughter.

St. Thomas police are warning the public about a 'grandparent' scam as they investigate a recent incident that occurred in the city.

Sherman is an emergency room physician working in Edmonton. His says his experience working in the health system drove him to re-enter politics.

With little information about the victims, desperate families of migrants from Mexico and Central America frantically sought word of their loved ones.

The removal process of Vancouver's stuck barge is expected to take up to 15 weeks to finish.

“To the officers who were injured and to their families, our thoughts are with you and we are sending love as you move through the following days, weeks and months in recovery."

The rally in Regina began at Victoria Park and the demonstrators made their way over to Wascana Park.

The move has been criticized by other players as well as both the men’s and women’s tennis governing bodies, which have stripped the event of ranking points.

Premier Doug Ford won't get a "free pass" from the Ontario NDP, according to the newly-appointed interim leader for the party at Queen's Park.

A scathing letter claims the RCMP’s leader focused on the Liberal government’s agenda of passing firearms legislation during a meeting about the Nova Scotia mass shooting.

With Canada Day on Friday a number of services and shops will not be operating in Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara Region on July 1.

More than half of all domestic flights bound for Canada's six biggest airports were cancelled or delayed from June 22-28, according to an analytics firm.

The Advocacy Centre for Tenants Ontario says the complaint was filed with the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal on behalf of a 77-year-old woman in North Bay, Ont.

The City of Hamilton says a vaccination initiative for the at-risk community will take place at the health clinic on Centennial Pkwy North by appointment only Thursday.

Toronto police said that between August 2021 and June of this year, a man broke into businesses in the area of Dufferin Street and Davenport Road.

While the NATO secretary-general praised Canada for leading a NATO battlegroup in Latvia, he nonetheless says the two per cent target is a floor, not a ceiling.

43-year-old Nicholas Harris has been charged with one count of Possession for the Purpose of Trafficking.

Cambridge councillors were cleared of wrongdoing by an independent investigation after being accused of holding a closed meeting prior to selecting the CTS site last October.

People were waiting hours at the passport office in Surrey, B.C., on Tuesday, with the line stretching out into the street.

According to The Region of Peel, there were close to 26,000 speeding tickets issued and more than 1,600 charges laid in Peel for stunt driving in 2021.

Investigators are at the scene to determine what exactly led to the Montreal crash, but police are looking into drowsiness as a potential cause.