Новости за 11.07.2023

The federal government and the province of Alberta continue to disagree about whether a net-zero electricity grid is achievable by 2035.

The University of Calgary Students' Union is pushing for more affordable housing in the city as more and more students are housing insecure.

Canada's business human rights watchdog has launched investigations into Nike Canada and Dynasty Gold over the alleged use of Uyghur forced labour in China.

'Girl Dinner' is by no means a new way to eat, but it's getting a lot of hype thanks to TikTok.

Residents of a Kelowna heritage neighbourhood say guidelines meant to protect the character of the street appear to have been flouted in the construction of a massive new home.

A recent lawsuit accuses Brad Pitt of acting like a 'petulant child' after Angelina Jolie sold her share of Château Miraval, a French winery they used to own together.

Those living near the site who spoke with Global News say one of their main concerns was an increase in traffic and congestion in the area.

The Toronto Argonauts have signed head coach Ryan Dinwiddie to a multi-year extension.

The government quietly issued a statement on the Friday afternoon before the Canada Day long weekend with Attorney General Doug Downey announcing he was reviving the designation.

The Stanley Park Forest Management Plan has not been updated since 2009 and it's time for a new plan, according to Commissioner Tom Digby.

Drug enforcement officers in Durham Region made the announcement on Tuesday, saying a "large quantity" of drugs had been seized.

A sixth suspect, 28-year-old Petar Hristov from Edmonton, is believed to have fled the country, ALERT said.

At the premiers' conference in Winnipeg, Smith said the federal government needs to better support Indigenous communities dealing with the mental-health and addiction crisis.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says improving health care is not just a matter of money and transfers from Ottawa to the provinces.

Strathcona County RCMP responded to a house fire in late June and after an investigation, they found it was intentionally set. One person escaped without injury.

Critics say direction from Alberta's premier to her new environment minister lacks specifics on climate change and does more to protect industry interests than ecosystems.

Pavanbar Paul Mannan, 29, was found 'unresponsive' inside a vehicle near the intersection of 96A Avenue and 130th Street, according to RCMP homicide investigators.

Peterborough Action for Tiny Homes says a 'best-case scenario' for the opening of 15 sleeping cabins at the former humane society site is Dec. 1. The long-term goal is 30 cabins.

A man driving a motorcycle sustained life-threatening injuries in the crash at Oxford and Third. London police say he was taken to hospital where he later died of his injuries.

Okotoks RCMP say they were dispatched to a fatal motorcycle collision on Big Rock Trail and 16 Street West, about five kilometres west of Okotoks Sunday afternoon.

Volunteer driven organizations are receiving $82M from the federal government to enhance their disaster preparedness response as Canada grapples with its worst wildfire year.

July 11was the date ordered by a Quebec judge for those experiencing homelessness to vacate and clean up the expressway encampment where they have been living since November.

Waterloo Regional Police say an investigation is underway after a woman allegedly attempted to walk away with a stroller with a child inside on Canada Day at a park in Cambridge.

The international student accused of stabbing three people at the University of Waterloo on June 28 appeared in court Tuesday from Maplehurst Correctional Complex in Milton.

Police have arrested a 27-year-old man and charged him with second-degree murder in relation to the death of a man in northeast Edmonton Sunday night.