Новости за 15.03.2024

As the City of Kingston tries to whittle down its backlog of potential heritage properties, a few notable local buildings have been tapped for the honour.

Saskatoon residents are encouraged to help the city locate potholes by calling the customer care centre or using Report-a-Pothole application for non-emergency locations.

The file contains copies of the taunting letter and postcard the notorious, but never identified, serial killer sent to police.

In West Kelowna,  street sweepers will begin mobilizing next week, with cleaning expected to take six weeks.

A Lethbridge man is facing charges for allegedly shooting a gun from moving vehicles while taking video of himself. Police also allege he fired guns near roadways.

A sexual health clinic in Halifax that has been providing free birth control devices to patients in need is grateful for support as donations run out, but says more is needed.

Since work to repair the ice chiller at Vernon's Kal Tire Place South first began on Sunday, March 10, staff have been assisting user groups to adjust and reschedule ice time.

She was laying in a hospital bed just six months ago after she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, but on Thursday, she laced up her skates for her first game in over a year.

Motorists traveling in B.C. along Highway 1, from the Shuswap to the Alberta border, are being warned to prepare for changing avalanche conditions.

Neurological conditions, such as Alzheimer's disease, migraines, stroke and multiple sclerosis, are now the leading of ill health and disability around the world.

A potential ban of TikTok in Canada could be similar to the U.S., such as requiring app stores to not carry it, but experts say Ottawa should look at improving privacy laws.

New Brunswick filmmaker Tara Audibert is producing the first full-length animated feature in an Indigenous language. Audibert says she hopes her work will help connect Canadians.

Saturday will mark one year since two Edmonton police constables were gunned down in the line of duty while responding to a family dispute near Westmount Mall.

The Jets announced Friday that forward Wyatt Bongiovanni -- whose entire pro career has been with the Manitoba Moose -- is headed to Ottawa in exchange for future considerations.

Now that's it's officially the world's biggest blueberry, the growers aren't too sure what to do with it. Put it in a smoothie? Keep it? Cast it in resin?

A new middle school and a secondary school expansion were announced for the Township of Langley by the Province of B.C. on Friday.

On Friday, police said there would be an 'increased police presence in Exeter again today' and an hour later police announced road closures.

The federal industry minister says Canadians shouldn’t worry about using TikTok, despite an ongoing national security review of the company.

City reiterates pledge there are no plans to move IHC to the former long-term care home

The 10th annual St. Patrick's Day charity breakfast took place Friday benefiting the Teresa Dellar Palliative Care residence.

Police said Jewel Rose Fantini faces several charges stemming from a residential break and enter last year where numerous firearms were stolen.

A Calgary teenager arrested over alleged terrorism-related posts on TikTok and other social media sites is to face a two-day peace bond hearing in late October.

A highway crash northeast of Edmonton sent two people to hospital and has resulted in a man being charged.

Vancouver police are looking to identify a protester who they say assaulted an officer in early March.

Alberta is blocking off large sections of the province to renewable power development.