Новости за 22.05.2023

If you're living on Mission Creek in the Okanagan, for example, now it's probably a good time to prepare.

The ITF World Tennis Tour for Juniors has come to Fredericton for a week, with the tournament director saying it is helping enhance the presence of tennis in New Brunswick.

It was around 4:45 a.m. on May 18 when a man reportedly walked up to a drive-thru window near Sheppard Avenue East and Yorkland Boulevard and tried to order a coffee.

Gunguo Art & History farm is hoping to help bring sculptors from around Africa to the public eye in Kingston

London, Ont., city council's corporate services committee will be reviewing a proposal Tuesday on expanding and renovating Budweiser Gardens.

West Vancouver's Mayor Mark Sager said the loss of his friend Keen Lau is going to be a huge one for the community. He said Lau was an 'extraordinary person.'

RCMP said the man allegedly took a gravel road around a checkpoint near Fox Creek, became stuck in mud and surrounded by flames, and had to be rescued by a forestry helicopter.

Around 12 p.m. on Monday, emergency services were called to the Humber Bay Substation in Etobicoke to respond to a suspicious incident.

Ontario Provincial Police have identified the victim of a fatal shooting at a home in eastern Ontario and say the suspect is still outstanding.

Justice Department lawyers last week said superiors voiced concerns on multiple occasions about Air Guard member Jack Teixeira's handling of highly classified information.

The Nov. 13, 2022, killings of University of Idaho students stunned the rural community of Moscow, Idaho, and prompted many students to leave campus early.

A two-year pilot project began of the holiday weekend that introduces e-scooters to Saskatoon.

No one was injured in the fire, but Montreal police said the business suffered serious damage, mostly from the sprinkler system. It was first targeted in early May.

Pierre Dufour, a Coalition Avenir Quebec MNA, has come under fire for his comments during a city council meeting in Val-d'Or last week.

The Calgary Police Service issued a plea for help from the public on Monday as officers try to find two children who reportedly went missing Sunday night.

The suspect would allegedly use stolen credit and debit cards at retailers nearby.

Ford will buy up to 13,000 tons a year of lithium hydroxide produced at Nemaska's factory in Becancour, Que., about 150 kilometres northeast of Montreal.

The Calgary Stampeders are "closely monitoring air quality conditions" on Monday morning as the team gets set to host the Edmonton Elks for a CFL pre-season game in the afternoon.

Advance polls for the 2023 Alberta election open Tuesday and go until May 27. Voters can also vote on election day, which is May 29.

Two men were taken to hospital with stab wounds after an early-morning incident on Barrington Street.

Princess Anne wrapped up her time in New Brunswick on Sunday after a visit to Sussex and the 8th Canadian Hussars Regimental Museum.

Niagara Regional Police Officers were called out to Sherkston Shores campground around 10:30 pm and found a 22 year old man who was suffering from a stab wound.

The European Union slapped Meta with a record $1.3 billion privacy fine Monday and ordered it to stop transferring users' personal information across the Atlantic by October.

Ireland will be the first country in the world to put labels on alcohol warning of its reported risk of causing cancer beginning in May 2026.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said he will abide by David Johnston's recommendations, including if he recommends a public inquiry.