Новости за 13.01.2023

A man from Glace Bay, N.S., has been charged with second-degree murder nearly two years after the death of Christopher Allen Reid.

A winning Instant Jackpot lottery scratch ticket was purchased at Corner Convenience on John Street in Pontypool.

The city says the upgrades will improve the waterway's health while helping reduce overland flooding, sanitary sewer back-ups and basement flooding in nearby areas.

As part of the investigation, on Jan. 5 police executed a search warrant at a city residence where various electronics were located and seized.

In a tweet at around 3 p.m. on Friday, the city said the warming centres will remain open through the weekend.

A heavy police presence continues in Pelican Narrows, Sask., as RCMP investigate the death of a 34-year-old man.

The government is filing two complaints against the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC), saying the union is not negotiating 'in good faith' for a new collective agreement.

Two New Brunswick teens have been named to Team Canada for junior roller derby and will travel to the junior world competition in France this July.

Robert Hoefman was convicted of first-degree murder and extortion by a jury in Medicine Hat, Alta., in 2021.

CP Rail and Unifor Local 101R reached a tentative deal Friday afternoon for 1,200 workers who are responsible for maintaining rail cars and locomotives.

AHS said the need for additional inpatient beds and services at the children’s hospital is trending downward, allowing for the deployed staff to return to their previous post.

Alexandria Loutitt became the first Canadian to win a World Cup women's ski jump event on Friday, taking gold at a normal hill competition in Zao, Japan.

The Manny Show will return to Edmonton in 2023 as the Elks signed 35-year-old receiver Manny Arceneaux to a one-year contract extension on Friday.

One rural home on Enoch Cree Nation was destroyed and another damaged by Molotov cocktails on Jan. 10. One suspect is facing 18 charges, including arson.

A man from Wainwright, Alta., has been found guilty of second-degree murder at a retrial concerning the 2017 death of his estranged wife.

York Regional Police say more than 9,000 vehicles have been stopped and over 200 drivers have been arrested during the force's Festive Season Enhanced RIDE campaign.

A local business in east London, Ont., made its largest charitable donation ever on Friday as it gave $175,000 to support affordable housing projects in the city.

The Saskatoon Police Service said officers noticed a man walking in the 100 block of 25th Street West who they believed had a firearm.

The City of Hamilton’s transportation operations and maintenance team revealed the winners of its first annual “Name The Plow” initiative.

The younger Bachman — born Robin Bachman — played drums to hits 'Takin' Care of Business' and 'You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet,' helping establish the band as a formidable force.

The Office of Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos has responded to the stories of Nova Scotia women who died after waiting in emergency rooms for seven hours.

'It is great for physical fitness and any level can play. We’ve had 50 new members, just since September,' said squash club member, Ray Kerslake.

To help erase the stigma of dementia and Alzheimer's disease, Craig Burns, who was diagnosed in 2016 has come forward to put a face to the disease.

Weight-loss drugs for children recently recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) may be appropriate in some cases even in Canada, according to some experts.

Winnipeg police are looking for a pair of suspects in an attempted dognapping in the Spence neighbourhood Thursday morning.