Новости за 12.07.2022

As part of a deal with the NDP to avoid an election until 2025, the Liberals promised to launch a federal dental care program for low and middle-income kids by the end of the year.

Ontario chief medical officer of health Dr. Kieran Moore is scheduled to speak from the Queen's Park media studio at 11 a.m. Wednesday.

The two-vehicle collision occurred at the intersection of Cobble Hills Road and Evelyn Drive around 9:20 a.m. Saturday, police said.

A series of new electric vehicle chargers being installed by NB Power is welcome news to New Brunswick EV owners who say more stations are needed to meet the growing demand.

Harry is now back in front of the shop where he belongs, albeit a little more dinged up than he was before his misadventure began.

The poll found British Columbians locked in a statistical tie over the issue, with 39 per cent in support and 38 per cent opposed.

Two males, wanted in connection with separate mid-June shootings in Hamilton, are facing multiple charges in a July 11 break-and-enter incident.

Brenda Forbes testified under oath at a public inquiry that she'd told two constables about a violent assault by the killer against his spouse, Lisa Banfield.

Liberal leader Dougald Lamont said that the scandal -- in which 15 residents are alleged to have been abused by two staff members at the care home -- is completely unacceptable.

The Pentagon said Maher al-Agal was killed and an unidentified senior official in the Islamic State group was seriously injured in the strike.

Starting next week, Albertans who need a PCR test to inform their medical treatment must have a referral from a health-care professional.

Smith has promised legislation she will authorize the provincial government to refuse to enforce federal laws deemed harmful to Alberta's interests.

The group says Ottawa did not fulfil its duty to meaningfully consult with Indigenous communities about the proposed project led by Norway-based Equinor.

Canada’s big three telecommunications companies are ready to help each other out in emergencies, but getting a working agreement in place will be no easy task, says one expert.

Ontario Provincial Police have been searching for 37-year-old Elnaz Hajtamiri since January 12, after she was abducted by three men dressed in police gear.

'Below-normal rainfall and increasingly hot temperatures are forecast for the second half of July,' Global News meteorologist Anthony Farnell said.

Police responded to a call in Prince Albert, Sask., after a resident had reported suspicious activity involving a man kicking a vehicle before entering a nearby residence.

A police investigation that began in 2020 has led to the seizure of nearly half a million dollars in drugs, alcohol and cigarettes.

Last week, Quebec's public health director said the province joined Ontario in entering a seventh wave of COVID-19, adding there were signs it would peak in July.

Second booster doses will be available at pharmacies and some public health clinics for anyone aged 18 and older, if five months have passed after the last dose.

Baltimore resident Philip Carroll and three of his family members were trespassing on a restricted trail when he fell into the crater of Mount Vesuvius.

The federal government is promising up to 400 new electric vehicle chargers for Manitoba and Saskatchewan.

Albertans will be feeling hot, hot, hot this week as heat warnings blanket central and eastern parts of the province.

A longtime veteran of the NHL, Edmonton Oilers defenceman Duncan Keith announced his retirement from hockey Tuesday morning.

Police said two bystanders witnessed a suspect trying to rob an elderly woman around 9 p.m. When they tried to intervene, they were assaulted by the armed suspect.