Новости за 07.01.2024

Israel has recently scaled back its attacks in northern Gaza and pressed its offensive in the south, where most of Gaza’s 2.3 million Palestinians are squeezed.

Toronto police are asking the public for information in a homicide investigation after a 76-year-old was found dead in his apartment building Friday.

Temperatures across Saskatchewan will take a polar plunge this week as cold air moves in from the Arctic, Global News meteorologist Peter Quinlan says.

A viral Tik Tok video has sparked conversations — and outrage — about the safety of running clubs on Toronto sidewalks, prompting a petition.

The BC Highway Patrol is seeking Michelle Babette Lawrence, 48, who is wanted on several warrants. Anyone with information is asked to contact police on a non-emergency number.

Saint John's fire department said a man was taken to the hospital with serious burns after an outdoor fire occurred at a tent encampment on Saturday night.

A 49-year-old man died Friday in Edmonton police custody. Police say the man suffered a "medical event" upon arrival at the EPS Detainee Management Unit.

Winnipeg fire crews doused four fires between Saturday afternoon and early Sunday morning. The first fire was called in around 4 p.m. The final one under control by 6:34 a.m.

La Ronge firefighters saw an increase in calls for cooking incidents gone wrong and sharp object pick-ups in the community. Calls to bush fires, however, decreased last year.

Officials say ancient remains were uncovered in Toronto's east end on Jan. 5 during the installation of a water line. Work was halted pending advice from an anthropologist.

Retired Canadian military commanders say its a good thing current leadership is talking about resource and personnel challenges, and add that there is no easy fix.

Tensions are once again rising at Pointe Claire city hall with at least one councillor asking for the mayor's resignation following accusations of misconduct and abuse of power.

Toronto's homicide unit is investigating the death of a man who was found with serious injuries Saturday night in the Queen Street West area.

Emergency responders say a man suffered serious but not life-threatening injuries from a dumpster fire Sunday morning in the area of King Street West and Dufferin Street.

Blinken met Sunday with Jordan’s king and foreign minister seeking buy-in for U.S. efforts to tamp down resurgent fears that the three-month-old war could engulf the region.

Two are dead after a fire broke out at a home in the area of Steeles Avenue West and New Westminster Drive around 7:40 p.m. on Saturday. The Ontario Fire Marshal is investigating.

Amidst an uptick in violent extortion attempts, Peel Regional Police announce a new task force and phone hotline for victims and those with information.

The shooting occurred late Saturday afternoon in the area of Sherbourne Street and Dundas Street East. The injured person suffered serious but not life-threatening wounds.

Internationally-known latte artist Brian Leonard, or "Barista Brian" is turning his attention to Fredericton with coffee tours visiting local cafés.

Automotive experts say Canada will see a "return to normalcy" when it comes to the market in terms of sales and inventory, but don't expect prices to drop drastically just yet.

Zach Hyman registered his third hat trick of the season as the Edmonton Oilers knocked off the Ottawa Senators 3-1 at Rogers Place on Saturday Night.

The Montreal Canadiens faced a tough test tonight, prevailing against the the New York Rangers.

Work was recently completed on a "fishway" on Guichon Creek at BCIT's Burnaby Campus, that will allow salmon to reach an upper section of the waterway under their own power.

“Kelowna cougar sighting numbers are similar to past years and represent the area we live in.”

The City of Edmonton said it closed the sixth of eight high-risk homeless encampments near 9908 - 106 Ave. Saturday.