Новости за 06.01.2024

Highway 97 near Summerland, B.C., will close in both directions between Callan Road and Okanagan Lake Provincial Park on Monday for planned work at the site of August's rockslide.

Manitoba's new premier Wab Kinew says he wants to send a clear message 'that the streets of Manitoba belong to us, the people of Manitoba, they don't belong to the criminals.'

B.C. Mounties say a fire that damaged five vehicles at a Burnaby used car lot Saturday was suspicious. An arson investigation is underway.

A 71-year-old man who had been missing for two days, was found Saturday morning by a family friend, after driving his vehicle off a 60 foot embankment near Hartell, Alta.

The Nova Scotia Health Authority said respiratory illness, overcrowding in hospitals and staffing shortages are to blame for ongoing delays in emergency departments.

Snow began falling in areas of B.C.’s Southern Interior late Friday night, and it should continue until Saturday afternoon before transitioning to wet snow mixed with rain.

The event is being organized by the Vedic Hindu Cultural Society of BC, and follows growing concerns about an extortion racket targeting Surrey and Fraser Valley business owners.

At least two multi-family residential units that were under construction in Calgary were destroyed by fire early Saturday morning.

As of 8 a.m. Saturday, about 180 supervisors with TransLink subsidiary the Coast Mountain Bus Company (CMBC) have initiated an overtime ban amid a break in contract talks.

In B.C. junior hockey action Friday night, Kelowna overcame Edmonton while West Kelowna blanked Merritt, Vernon shut out Cranbrook and Salmon Arm lost in Nanaimo.

According to a social media post Saturday, a section of Arlington Street in Winnipeg has been closed for unspecified reasons. Motorists are advised to take alternative routes.

Investigators in Peel Region say they have arrested and charged multiple suspects in connection with an attempted murder that occurred in November of 2023.

Planes from the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum in Hamilton are set to appear at several air shows and other events across the country this summer.

Old Navy has confirmed it will be closing stores in two major malls in the Greater Toronto Area at the end of January, but says the company's other locations will remain open.

Elmira native Brady Martin had a goal and an assist for the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds in a 5-2 victory over the Guelph Storm on Friday night.

Three years later, any consensus over what occurred on Jan. 6, 2021, has evaporated and warped into something more dangerous as Republicans embrace falsehoods about the attack.

The city of Kingston is investing $35 million over the next four years to improve the conditions of city roads.

Canada is having a productivity problem. Economists explain that with growing wages, there's a risk of refuelling inflation if Canadian workers aren't more productive.

Justin Marriott, of Timberlea, N.S., is set to become the first deaf professional wrestler in Atlantic Canadian history when he makes his debut this weekend.

For content creator and wellness advocate Kendra Rosychuk, her love for hockey transcends the rink and is a beacon of inspiration for Indigenous communities.

According to Pat Siedlecki, monument counsellor with Cornerstone Funeral Home, the QR code is the first of its kind in Lethbridge.

Health authorities say lots of respiratory virus patients means longer wait times. One 86-year-old woman waited 12 hours before being seen for a nosebleed that wouldn't stop.

LaPierre, the group's chief executive since 1991, steps down as a corruption trial against the NRA is due to begin in New York Supreme Court on Monday.

A 35-year-old Spallumcheen man was arrested and faces numerous criminal charges in the aftermath of a police chase that included a helicopter.

The justices acknowledged the need to reach a decision quickly, as voters will soon begin casting presidential primary ballots across the country.