Новости за 18.08.2022

Greg Hartzler says despite the fact his son was acting in a psychotic and delusional manner, police did not call paramedics or have him assessed by a doctor.

Neighbours have protested the group's presence in the community, seeing it as an opportunity for convoy supporters to set up a permanent outpost in Ottawa.

More than three years after the crash, Harvinder Singh Toor was acquitted of all criminal charges and for Gilles Laferriere, it was as though the trial never happened at all.

The HRTO has found provincial police discriminated against migrant workers based on their race when they conducted a DNA sweep as part of a 2013 sexual assault investigation.

The SQ said police found the body of a woman in her 30s, an injured man in his 70s, two uninjured children, and an injured 42-year-old man who later died in hospital.

Police have charged a Hamilton man in his 20s who was wanted on a Canada-wide warrant in connection with a July shooting at a townhouse on the Mountain.

Last week, the 34-bed inpatient unit at Campbellford Memorial Hospital -- a rural hospital south-east of Peterborough -- was operating at 141 per cent capacity with 48 patients.

The KPL says the new deal will make the central library even more of a 'community destination, where people connect, ideas flourish, and lives are transformed.'

Stelco has not actually made steel in Hamilton for more than a decade, but about 600 employees continue with 'finishing' operations, such as a zinc-coating line.

Angelina Jolie accused former husband Brad Pitt of drunkenly intimidating her and their six children during a reported physical confrontation aboard their private jet in 2016.

The top court has agreed to review the case of a Quebec man, identified only as H.V., who pleaded guilty to a child luring offence committed in 2017.

There are currently six city solar arrays operating in Edmonton, but the rooftop one at the Expo Centre is certainly the biggest. In fact, it's the largest in Canada.

A Michigan judge has ruled in favour of Enbridge Inc. in its long-standing dispute with the state over the Line 5 cross-border pipeline.

The City of Edmonton activated its extreme weather response at 8 a.m. Thursday as a heat warning remained in place for the city and much of Alberta.

Researchers at the University of British Columbia have discovered what they are calling a `` weak spot'' in the virus that causes COVID-19.

A 63-year-old man is facing a laundry list of charges in connection with a string of robberies.

Four new physicians have been recruited and will work at the urgent care centre in the coming weeks, AHS said in a release on Thursday morning.

Cambridge Memorial Hospital says it has been forced to cancel more surgeries as it deals with staff shortages and high patient volumes.

The union representing public high school teachers says the raises the province is offering education workers in a proposed four-year deal aren't enough.

Members of the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) discovered a duffle bag containing 28 bricks of suspected cocaine in a commercial truck on the Ambassador Bridge on Aug. 1.

Toronto police said officers are searching for 23-year-old Jonathan Dominic who is wanted for allegedly breaching his statutory release.

The incident happened around 7 a.m. at the intersection of Lyons Line and Whittaker Road involving an electric bike and a pickup truck towing a livestock trailer.

Glencore's operations have been a cause for serious concern after studies have shown that local residents have higher rates of lung cancer than the provincial average.

A small box containing cremated remains was found in a storage locker and turned into the Peterborough County OPP detachment in June of 2017.

A central Edmonton boutique won the coveted title of Canada's best restroom for 2022.