Новости за 21.11.2023

Rutland residents now have access to team-based health care with a new urgent and primary care centre and a community health centre.

Do you know the next Karate Kid? Nominate them to star in the newest installment of the martial arts franchise.

A New Brunswick man battling addiction sculpts flowers and other art to help with his sobriety.

Ontario Provincial Police says the Ministry of Finance reached out to them on Monday night seeking assistance with an arrest on Highway 407.

Craig Smith, president of ETFO Thames Valley, told Global News those figures are up from 512 violent incidents reported in September.

A petition heading to Parliament will ask Health Canada to raise the limit of THC allowed in edibles to 100 milligrams per package from 10 mg.

In a statement, Starbucks Canada said "No Starbucks partner has been or will be disciplined or separated for supporting, organizing, or otherwise engaging in lawful union activity.

The group claimed assistance is being withheld from off-reserve First Nations citizens from who receive per capita distributions from specific claims of more than $15,000.

OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, has found itself in turmoil following the firing of its co-founder and now former CEO Sam Altman over the weekend.

Edwards, who is charged with non-capital murder — an offence in the Criminal Code at the time of Brazeau's death — has retained a lawyer, is scheduled to be back in court Dec. 5.

The Crown has stayed charges against two teenage brothers in a Calgary shooting that left one man dead and two others injured last week.

Boston Bruins forward Milan Lucic was released on personal recognizance bail Tuesday after pleading not guilty to assaulting his wife.

Statistics Canada reports that Saskatchewan has the highest provincial rates of family and intimate partner violence in the country.

Police seized quantities of fentanyl and cocaine during a traffic stop on Saturday night. Police say the suspect was also wanted in another jurisdiction.

Airfares have plummeted over the past year, as airlines shore up capacity even while consumers think twice about travelling in a world of higher costs, StatCan says.

In a lost BBC interview from 2003, which recently resurfaced, the enigmatic artist Bansky was asked by a reporter to verify his real name.

One of Alberta's largest power generators says more than two-thirds of its profits will come from renewable electricity production by 2028.

The initial beds will operate through the help and generosity of volunteers and donors as London, Ont., has yet to approve its 'cold weather response' plan.

Minister of Crown Investments Corporation Dustin Duncan says the province would have to spend $40 billion from now until 2035 to meet the Ottawa's net-zero plan.

Durham police say they've made an arrest in a five-month long project targeting a suspect who stole high-end vehicles by hacking into their computers.

The organization is launching its annual Red Ribbon campaign against impaired driving. Anyone can wear a red ribbon to show their commitment to driving sober.

A company that runs a commercial kitchen at the centre of an E. coli outbreak at multiple Calgary daycares has entered a not guilty plea to municipal bylaw charges.

The province says it will construct space for a total of 270 beds at the NSCC campuses in Springhill, Kentville, Bridgewater and at the Institute of Technology campus in Halifax.

A man phoned police on Monday who reported that he was getting unwanted calls, texts, and emails from a man who is known to him.

Police say in three of the robberies the suspect stole cigarettes. In another incident he stole an automatic coin register and threatened employees with a knife.