Новости за 01.12.2023

Learning about financial literacy takes time, but, in the end, it’s well worth the personal investment.

A government-funded health project shows that in certain parts of Sarnia there is an increased risk of cancer, particularly leukemia, because of exposure to air pollution.

Manitoba RCMP and Winnipeg Police Service launched their joint holiday checkstop program, which runs throughout December, Friday in Headingley.

The Allison and District Humane Society in Barrie, Ont. desperately needs more space after a dramatic increase in animals being abandoned and surrendered.

The billion-dollar genetics company Colossal Biosciences has announced its partnership with the Mauritian Wildlife Foundation to bring the extinct dodo back to the country.

The Calgary Real Estate Board says the city saw 1,787 home sales in November, marking an 8.8 per cent increase compared with the same month last year.

A U.S. appeals court rejected Trump's sweeping claims that presidential immunity shields him from liability in the lawsuits brought by Democratic lawmakers and police officers.

City of Kawartha Lakes OPP say around 5:20 p.m., emergency crews responded to the collision on Sturgeon Road for a head-on collision involving a SUV and a crossover vehicle.

The government has little time left in which to pass the legislation that is hoped to come into force in February.

Police say two adults and a child were taken to hospital last night following a serious collision in the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury.

Advanced Education and Training Minister Renée Cable said more than 1,200 adults participated in one of 26 adult literacy programs provincewide last year.

Waterloo regional police say they have arrested a man accused of stealing a kitten from a pet store in Waterloo but have yet to recover the missing feline.

Some deals are shrimply too good to be true, a lesson Red Lobster has learned the hard way.

Marine scientist Kieran Cox said that while the report has flaws, it's a step in the right direction as Canada decides on its long-delayed national ocean noise strategy.

A 20-year-old Calgary man facing charges stemming from a TikTok video has pleaded guilty to one count of facilitating terrorist activity.

On Friday, the Regina Court of King’s Bench found Bernard (Bernie) Lynch guilty on two counts of sexual assault.

According to Middlesex OPP, 54-year-old Ursula Doxtator was arrested and charged on Nov. 24 with fraud over $5,000 and attempting to use a forged document.

The share of workers with hybrid arrangements has more than tripled since January 2022, Statistics Canada said in its November jobs report Friday.

Kitchener Coun. Aislinn Clancy’s victory in Thursday night’s byelection will fill a hole in the provincial legislature but will also lead to a similar vacancy on city council.

Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault says two recent court decisions striking down some federal environment policies delayed plans to implement a cap on emissions.

Premier François Legault says he that he wants the teachers to think of the children who are being harmed by the strike, now into its second week.

A body was found Friday morning during the investigation into a mattress fire near a strip mall along International Avenue in southeast Calgary.

The announcement of legal action comes amid a months-long police investigation into the allegations about the pair of Chinese community organizations.

A man in his 50s was walking through downtown Vancouver when he collapsed and went into medical distress on Nov. 22. around 9 p.m. Police said it was due to a fentanyl poisoning.

Head coach Corey Mace said that he knows what the expectations are in a market that loves CFL football, and that he and the team will "get it done.''