Новости за 01.11.2023

Peterborough Public Health reports no new deaths but three new hospitalized cases of COVID-19 over the past week.

The panel determined prescription-free, quality-controlled drugs is the most viable, scalable short-term option to save lives in B.C.'s toxic drug crisis.

In a media release, Vancouver police alleged the stores were buying controlled substances and selling them in bulk quantities to walk-in customers.

Formerly the Kingston Chamber Choir, The Isabel Voices has partnered with the Isabel Bader Centre for the performing arts, adding more singers and a diverse range of music.

Carol-Anne Fraser came to Montreal to pursue her graduate studies in music, but worries proposed tuition hikes means others won't follow her path and make a life in Quebec.

Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland says Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's plan to withdraw the province from the CPP would be 'historic, costly, and irreversible.'

Panicked McDonald's customers scurry out of the way, while the man can be heard shouting "Boycott Israel."

Adam Johnson was playing with the Nottingham Panthers of the Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL) Saturday when he had his neck cut by a skate blade during the second period.

One person is dead and another injured after two vehicles collided head-on and a third vehicle hit one of the vehicles in the head-on crash south of London, Ont.

Police in Sackville, N.B. have released a composite sketch of a suspect who was involved in an alleged aggravated assault last month.

Robert De Niro on several occasions grew visibly upset and raised his voice while testifying against his former assistant Graham Chase Robinson.

If approved, the Downtown BIA will receive $1.6 million, the OEV BIA $500,000, and the Argyle and Hamilton Road BIAs will both receive $125,000 to offset the homelessness crisis.

A warm front and a low-pressure system will move into the B.C. Interior Wednesday night, Environment Canada warns, bringing a risk of freezing rain.

"He is a passionate public servant and an experienced leader, and I am confident that he will continue to serve Canada well," said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Premier Scott Moe said an Estevan police officer was seriously injured in an incident with a suspect on Wednesday morning.

Edmonton Elks defensive back Kai Gray on Wednesday was named the Western Division nominee for the CFL Most Outstanding Rookie award.

If parents suspect their child has consumed any of the small, oval white pills that were in the containers, police say the youngster should receive medical attention right away.

Niagara regional police say a teenager was seriously injured and another is facing charges following a single-vehicle crash in Fort Erie early Wednesday.

Officials say pharmacies have been bustling with people rolling up their sleeves since appointments opened earlier this month.

William Sandeson was found guilty of second-degree murder in February. During the trial, he had claimed he killed Taylor Samson, 22, in self-defence during a cannabis deal in 2015.

A group called 'Squeal on Pigs' is asking residents to watch for an aggressive wild pig that has been running rampant in the large area between Wawanesa and Alexander.

The Ontario government issued a writ on Thursday, declaring that voters in Kitchener Centre will head to the polls on November 30 to elect a new MPP.

Walter Glenn Primrose and Gwynn Darle Morrison were found guilty of identity theft after living under the names Bobby Fort and Julie Montague, two babies who died in Texas.

The premier told reporters his government will require all economic immigrants, who are chosen by the province, not Ottawa, to pass a French test before they are admitted.

Logan Watkins, 34, a former infielder with the Chicago Cubs, is Winnipeg-bound, the team announced Wednesday.