Новости за 26.10.2023

Some London, Ont., residents with families in Gaza say they are left terrified and in shock as the conflict between Hamas and Israel presses on.

On Oct. 26, Jason Devine, 35, of Toronto, was arrested and charged with: assault/choking, uttering death threats, sexual assault, forcible confinement.

Chilly mornings return to the Okanagan weather forecast heading into the final weekend of October as sunny days stick around into next week.

The 33-year-old Montrealer was among the hundreds who were killed while attending a musical festival near the border between Israel and Gaza.

Saskatoon's former City Centre Inn and Suites is back open under new management and a new name, Midtown Inn.

A notice by the union representing educational assistants with the Hanover School Division is setting up for a potential strike action in November.

In the Bank of Canada's Monetary Policy Report released Thursday, the bank said that delinquency rates for motor vehicle loans have surpassed pre-pandemic levels.

Police are searching for more suspects after a drive-by shooting on Oct. 19 also led to a gun being pointed at officers in southeast Edmonton's Laurel neighbourhood.

The union representing transit workers and the city held conciliation on Wednesday with an officer appointed by the Ministry of Labour.

Hydro One shut off the power deliberately out of an abundance of caution while police removed the person from the power station.

Smith says the International Energy Agency no longer does analysis, it points to outcomes it wants and outlines paths to get there.

Buffy Sainte-Marie called the allegations and probing into her past 'deeply hurtful.'

The next advance voting poll is Tuesday, Oct. 31, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., at the Summerland arena.

A first-of-its-kind contest is honouring the wild antics that 'Florida Man' has come to represent.

Waterloo Public Health said that at least one person has been exposed to the skunk and has been given medical attention.

A $17-million class-action settlement has been approved after plaintiffs alleged decades of mistreatment of psychiatric patients at the Restigouche Hospital Centre.

According to La Presse, the suspect in the Old Montreal that caused the deaths of seven people is a man who was illegally at large for four years after escaping prison.

Kevin Robert McCarty, 37, of Happy Valley, Ore., was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison followed by supervised release in the U.S.

A 30-year-old pedestrian died when she was struck by a westbound train at the crossing on Third Street NE in Portage la Prairie on Wednesday.

Before New Brunswick decided to change its policy on sexual orientation and gender identity in schools, it received a deluge of communications critical of the guidelines.

Police say a man facing a judge in a sentencing hearing in Hamilton started a scuffle with officers in an attempt to flee custody.

Alexandre Passechnikov, 38, is a convicted sexual offender who Edmonton police believe will commit another violent offence while being released in the community.

Guilbeault says the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada will limit some of its work while the government develops new legislation to respond to a recent Supreme Court opinion.

The premiers of Ontario and Quebec say they cannot have a repeat of the B.C. port workers strike, which halted the flow of goods for 13 days in July.

Police have not explained much of what happened that day in Seaforth as two people were left injured after shots were fired by an officer.