Новости за 01.08.2023

Alberta is hoping to add hundreds of campsites across the province and advocacy groups are concerned about how sustainable the plan is.

The letter outlines the ways the premier expects the justice ministry to uphold the law, protect Albertans and continue to defend the province's interests at the federal level.

Smoke from fires in Ontario and Quebec has filtered down to Toronto and across North America, prompting air quality concerns. Firefighters say pay and conditions are untenable.

A witness told police that a man in his 60s was seen taking pictures of a 9-year-old with his cellphone.

Vancouver's city council and park board voted this spring to reactivate five dormant fountains that don't recirculate water, with an exemption from the city's water use bylaws.

At least eight German shepherds are dead after the air-conditioning in the van transporting them failed on a day when outside temperatures hovered around 33 C.

The City of Toronto is assessing trees in a popular park after a woman who was struck by a falling branch last week died of her injuries.

The RM of Vanscoy declared a fire ban as of Tuesday, adding it to a list of 40 areas under fire bans according to the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA).

Calgary-based energy producer Strathcona said the deal will value the combined business at $8.6 billion, with the new company becoming the fifth largest oil producer in Canada.

A group of businesses are looking to call CentrePort Canada their new home as Manitoba's trimodal inland port gets ready to open its doors to a new facility next year.

One resident is being treated for smoke inhalation, the other for serious injuries, according to Surrey Fire Service Acting Assistant Chief Jerry Siggs.

The airline unveiled direct flights between London and Cancun will be available twice a week starting November and twice weekly flights to Orlando will be available in January.

'The delegation of her final decision-making authority to cabinet is not permitted by Section 29 of the Public Health Act,' Justice B.E. Romaine wrote.

RCMP said on Sunday, police were called to a home on Louis Bull First Nation for reports of a stabbing, and officers found a dead man.

A 15-year-old boy has been arrested and charged following a triple stabbing in Clinton, Ont., on Saturday, Huron County OPP say.

The New Westminster Police Department says 46-year-old Feroz is known to visit Vancouver's Downtown Eastside as well as downtown New Westminster.

COSAR says most requests took place in the Central Okanagan, though it also assisted with searches in Vernon and Rock Creek.

Vessl Prosthetics co-founders Sydney Robinson and Oleksiy Zaika are putting the finishing touches on their auto-adjusting prosthetic to address poor socket fit.

The hiker's body was discovered on a thawing portion of the Theodul Glacier near the Matterhorn in the Swiss Alps.

Minister Gary Anandasangaree said what happened over the last 155 years can't be undone overnight, but he said they are changing the trajectory.

Meta has begun the process to end access to news on Facebook and Instagram for users in Canada in response to a legislation requiring internet giants to pay news publishers.

Big Brother 25 is upon us and these are the houseguests who will battle it out for the $750,000 prize.

From Aug. 10 at 7 p.m. to Aug. 14 at 6 a.m., Groat Road will be closed from 107 Avenue to River Valley Road, the city said in a news release.

Hamilton police say they've arrested and charged a man in his 20s following an overnight blaze in Flamborough, deemed to be suspicious.

On July 26, Niger’s presidential guard claimed to have overthrown Mohammed Bazoum, the country's democratically elected president, after detaining him in his palace.