Новости за 21.06.2024

Dumping household garbage in public parks and on trails is an ongoing issue in the South Okanagan, prompting a call from regional district staff to stop it.

B.C. Highway Patrol will be out in force this summer to watch for lead-foot drivers. Since Jan. 1, 225 vehicles have been impounded in Central Okanagan for excessive speeding.

Edmonton police are asking for the public's help locating two men wanted in connection with a number of armed robberies and an armed carjacking in recent weeks.

In a video, a suspect can be seen assaulting two people with pepper spray outside a restaurant near Powell Street and Gore Avenue.

Video posted on social media showed at least one person lying in the parking lot, while another captured multiple gunshots ringing out.

"The way their heads were in the water there’s no way they could see the shore," rescuer Bob Gist recalls of distressed animals he came across while fishing.

Teaching materials on Pride history are now available in Saskatchewan through the Canadian Pride Historical Society. Provincial regulations may keep them out of schools.

The woman behind the wheel in a crash that killed an eight-year-old girl and injured nine others in London, Ont., told court she is 'truly sorry for what (they) have endured.'

Weather records were shattered during the three-day heat wave that rolled across New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador this week.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced a proposed $125-million agreement with a First Nation in Cape Breton to settle a dispute over reserve land sold in 1862.

Cleaning expert Melissa Maker shares her top tips, techniques, and products to use on your beloved vehicle.

Tuxedo saw a 45 per cent voter turnout, with almost as many (3,425) advance votes cast as votes on election day (4,074), and an additional 172 absentee ballots.

Officials said the vase is believed to have been made by Indigenous Mayan people in Mexico between 200 and 800 CE.

The Saskatchewan Country Music Association presents its annual awards this weekend. Singer Teagan Littlechief has secured three nominations.

The Glenmore-Ellison Improvement District serves around 23,000 people and has a serviceable area of around 9,100 acres.

Canada's impressive performance in a 2-0 loss to top-ranked Argentina at Copa America has come at a cost.

Wholesalers of olive oil in Canada say the global shortage of the oil has been felt in Canada, too, with consumers and restaurants feeling the pinch.

Hinton Mayor Nicholas Nissen said the town of about 10,000 people typically has 15 physicians. They’re currently down to six, some of whom work part-time.

The RCMP said an officer spotted someone lying on the side of the road near the dump at about 1:10 a.m.

Robert Miller, founder of global electronics distributor Future Electronics, was arrested in May on 21 sex charges involving 10 complainants, many of whom were minors at the time.

Northumberland County and the Town of Cobourg are working on provisions for the emergency shelter including 24/7 onsite security and it will not have a safe injection site.

The Quebec Liberals have not had a permanent leader since Dominique Anglade resigned in November 2022, after Legault won a second majority.

The City of Winnipeg formally changed the name of the 10-kilometre expressway, also known as Route 165, on Friday — National Indigenous Peoples Day.

The science centre has been slated for closure by the government after plans were announced in 2023 to move the science programming to Ontario Place.

A new logo was unveiled for the Saskatchewan Marshals Service, which is expected to be operational in 2026.